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The Kindness Box

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Geoff-Allen

Geoff-Allen

Resident megalomaniac
At the risk of labouring the point -

Teaching The Golden Rule with "positive parenting" techniques should be viewed as a positive and pleasurable opportunity to discover creative ways of communicating and developing mutual growth for you and your child.

You must never underrate the power of this wonderful parenting tool, keep it in the forefront at all times.

We all know the principle of the rule, but with life stresses, time constraints, the hustle & bustle of life, we plug away often losing sight of this essential part of our parenting role.

More here -

Teaching The Golden Rule to your Children

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Geoff-Allen

Geoff-Allen

Resident megalomaniac
Just found this -

Acts of kindness makes us feel good, valuable and alive. Think about the last time you went out of your way to be kind to someone. Didn’t it make your day too? Many people extend kindness as part of their good nature, but what if we made a more conscious effort to be even kinder by practicing kindness regularly? We will be spreading good feelings and making a difference that has a lasting, ripple effect and undoubtedly changing the world.

Practicing random kindness while expecting nothing in return except the good feelings that these acts provide is life-giving. Below are 100 ways to “pay it forward” as the term has been coined. Some are simple and some might take you out of your comfort zone. At the end of your life, what a better way to be remembered than that of a “kind” person.

More here -

http://www.virtuesforlife.com/100-ways-to-be-kinder/

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