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If creativity is so important to the life of a child, why is it often pushed aside or given our leftover energy and time? Why should you encourage your child to figure out their skill set and find ways for them to use those abilities on a regular basis?Can your child really make a difference in the world around them? These questions and more are discussed from the perspective of a mother of six kids (ranging in age from 9-16).This book is written to encourage & equip parents to help their child discover their unique, creative gifts, and to help them overcome the obstacles that hinder growth in their specific areas. ContentsIntroductionPart One: A Case for Creative Change1 - We need creativity!2 - Can kids really change the world?3 – Inspiring Creativity: Our personal experience Part Two: Obstacles & Solutions4 - Too busy / Make time for it5 - Too much entertainment / Control it6 - Too lazy / Expect it7 - Lack of freedom / Accept it8 - Lack of praise / Promote it9 - Lack of resources / Invest in it10- Finding your child's creative bentBonus: 100 Ways Your Child Can Begin Using Their Creative Skills RIGHT NOWClosing thoughts: A recipe to follow

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