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 The Highly Sensitive Person : How to Thrive
When the World Overwhelms You
by Elaine N. Aron - The book all of you may have been
waiting for. Instead of addressing sensitivity as a problem, Elaine
Aron explains in great detail that sensitivity is a personality trait,
rather than a flaw that needs to be overcome. Dr. Aron views shyness as a
reaction to situations rather than a "condition". For all
those struggling with the issue of shyness or trying to help someone else
with it, please read this book. It may very well change your life.
 The
Shy Child: Helping Children Triumph over Shyness by Ward K.
Swallow, Ph.D. - A real hands-on approach to helping children who
are shy. This book reveals the signs of shyness with many practical
suggestions about how to help your child cope with anxiety. Swallow
provides unique approaches based on each child's age level. This is
a great book! Most ordered book
 Normal Children Have Problems, Too : How
Parents Can Understand and Help by Stanley Turecki, - For
those feeling overwhelmed by frustration in dealing with a shy child, this
book is a wonderful read. Dr. Turecki's advice helps parents accept
the child they have with advice on helping parents accept in-born
traits. Extremely helpful information in communicating with
teachers.
The
Shy Child, Overcoming and Preventing Shyness from Infancy to Adulthood...by
Philip G. Zimbardo and Shirley Radl - This books provides solid advice to
parents with practical advice on how to select the right pre-school and
tough no-nonsense techniques to help your shy child.
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All That She Can Be: Helping Your Daughter Maintain Her
Self-Esteem by Carol J. Eagle, Carol Colman (Contributor)
- An insightful book that alerts parents to the problems of girls
9-17. Inspiring information on how to help your daughter maintain
her confidence and self-esteem during these difficult years.
Published by Fireside.
 Always Accept Me for Who I Am:Instructions from Teenagers on
Raising the Perfect Parent by 147 Teens Who Know by J. S. Salt (Compiler)
- Touching advice directly from teenagers. If you think you're really
listening to your teenager, this book may make you think again. Published
by Three Rivers Press.
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Boys : Rescuing Our Sons from the Myths of Boyhood by William S. Pollack. - In this book Pollack takes on
popular myths surrounding the conventional definition of
masculinity. He addresses the expectations of males in our
society and the effect this has on boy's self-esteem. Practical
advice for parents of adolescent boys. Published by Owl Books.
█ Say
Goodbye To Being Shy,
by Richard Brozovich and Linda Chase An excellent primer for parents
looking for ways to help children increase awareness and improve their
social skills. Hands-on activities that prompt conversations about the
very real social issues faced by shy kids and teens.  Shyness : A Bold New Approach...
by Bernardo J. Carducci PhD Many self-help
strategies are incorporated in this inspiring book on shyness. While
discussing the latest discoveries on shyness, Carducci offers practical
advice on the road to self acceptance. Published by Harpercollins.
201 Great Questions for Parents and Children by Jerry D. Jones. A wonderful book that helps break the ice for
parents and keeps the kids talking about their
feelings. An effective first step in learning how to talk to your children
and encourage them to talk back. Published by Navpress.
 The
7 Habits of Highly Effective Families....,by Stephen R. Covey, Sandra Merrill Covey
- Covey provides practical and philosophical advice on raising children in
these turbulent times.
 Bullies
& Victims : Helping Your Child Survive the Schoolyard
Battlefield
by Suellen Fried, Paula Fried - Provides the tools adults need to help
both the victim and the bully while exploring the nature of
relationships in childhood. Practical strategies provided for
parents on how to deal with schools and other parents and how to
minimize the pain for the abused child.
 Every
Child Can Succeed: Making the Most of Your Child's Learning
Style by Cynthia Ulrich Tobias - An innovative approach to raising
self-confident and positive children. Published by Focus on the Family
Publishing.
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