The purpose of this book is to teach your child to think and to think correctly. "My Life in My Pocket for Preschoolers-The Alphabet" will develop your child's confidence and self-esteem, as well as an awareness of their surroundings, awareness of behavior, and their awareness of their thinking. It is never too early to begin thinking about your child's future. From the time your child is conceived, you should begin thinking about how this new generation will improve. Children should further your family in education, service, planet care, and giving. Each generation should set out to make improvements in themselves and the world at large. The expectation of success and growth for your child must be as much embedded in your thinking as is health and safety. In "My Life in My Pocket for Preschoolers-The Alphabet" (part of the "My Life in My Pocket" series of books) there are 26 pockets/chapters with an aspect" of positive thinking associated with each letter of the alphabet. My Life in My Pocket for Preschoolers-The Alphabet" will help your child to better see the world through the alphabet and the illustrated Pocket People, as a place of wonder and endless opportunity. Anna, Bethany, Carl, and David and 22 more "Pocket People" are looking forward to meeting your child.
Kathy Lynn Lewis is a leading expert on Self-Advocacy. She has devoted the last fifteen years to helping families with children with special needs to advocate for their children. She travels around the country speaking and leading seminars that help individuals and businesses achieve success through goal-setting and outlining "what they want to have," "what they want to be," and 'what they want to do."
She is the CEO of My Life in My Pocket, Inc. a company that helps students, businesses, and individuals realize their potential by understanding what Earl Nightingale states: "We become what we THINK about"-and that the impossible takes a little longer, but not much. Ms. Lewis is the author of the "My Life in My Pocket" book series (www.MyLifeinMyPocket.com). She lives with her husband and two daughters in Tampa, Florida.