If you’d like to love more and spend less this Valentine’s Day, this offer can help you do that! All parents want their children to be happy and healthy and to know how to handle stress and deal with it in a constructive way. In fact, we parents often need to learn to better handle stress ourselves! The information below is for parents who need help teaching their children (and ourselves) how to deal in positive way with stress and obstacles.
Note: This is a sponsored post.
Does your child feel shy when meeting new people? Would you like to give your child a way to handle anxiety? Can your child manage anger? Would you like to help your child understand gratitude? Read on for solutions plus a chance to receive our special Valentines Day 50% discount!
We are all given gifts in the form of obstacles to ultimately help us achieve our greatest potential. Therefore learning how to effectively manage our emotions is a must! I mean let’s face it. Stress is a normal part of life.
Positive stress can help us in many ways. For example it can save your life, or challenge you to take an opportunity that may scare you initially but could also jumpstart your fabulous new idea that has been germinating for years on the backburner because you have been too scared to go for it!
Negative stress such as anxiety, worry and anger can lead to even more anxiety, worry and anger plus low self-esteem and health problems! So how do we cope? How do we manage our stinking thinking?
Emotional resilience is the ability to handle stress throughout your lifetime. It’s that amazing ability to bounce back from a crisis or stressful life change rather than letting that dreaded stress control you. So how do we teach children this skill? How do we learn to be proactive versus reactive?
A fun way to help your child build resilience and healthy emotions is through the inspiring music, lyrics and characters from the Hollywood award-winning The Magic of Think. Statistics show that music can be an outlet for expression, reduce pain, and can even work better than talk and drug therapy! (Statistics are located at the end of this post)
The Magic of Think invites children on a musical journey that addresses a variety of emotions such as anxiety, courage, gratitude, fear, love and happiness through the eyes of three adorable characters. Check out the testimonials!
Upbeat and fun, it’s a great way for your child to listen, discuss, sing, and dance to the personal songs of Coochi Coo, Aldis, and Ricardito Rojo (Little Red), as they discover courage, friendship and happiness!
LIMITED TIME OFFER! 50% off The Magic of Think.
With Valentines Day coming up, we are offering two special discounts when purchasing The Magic of Think Music CD “The Greatest Hits!” or the Digital Download version.
Option A
Purchase the “physical” The Greatest Hits Music CD for only $10.00! That’s 50% off the regular price!
You’ll receive a FREE downloadable Valentines card featuring Coochi Coo, Aldis and Ricardito Rojo (Little Red).
PLUS a secret code, located inside the CD!
Discount Code: THINK
Option B
Purchase a “digital download” of the songs on The Greatest Hits for only $7.00! That’s approximately 40% off the regular price!
You’ll receive a FREE downloadable Valentines Day card featuring Coochi Coo, Aldis and Ricardito Rojo (Little Red).
Discount Code: HIP
To receive this exclusive Valentines Day discount:
Enter the code THINK when purchasing the physical music CD, and the code HIP when purchasing the digital download, at The Magic of Think. For direct payment gateways, the discount code can be entered on page 2 of the checkout process when you have the opportunity to select a shipping method and enter in credit card information. Note: digital download has no shipping charge.
PayPal Express, being an offsite payment gateway, works a bit differently. This is the PayPal Express Checkout’s workflow: when checking out, you will go to paypal.com right away, where PayPal collects shipping and billing addresses. After that, you return to the site where you pick a shipping rate, type in a discount code, the price is updated accordingly and, on that same page, you finalize your transaction.
Only available on Hip Homeschool Moms! Offer expires February 14, 2014.
And don’t forget to check out the statistics regarding the power of music and positive psychology available on the following links:
Janyse Jaud, the creator of The Magic of Think, is an award-winning singer/songwriter, voiceover actress, author, and thinkologist. Selected credits include Orange Blossom (Strawberry Shortcake), Pinkie Pie (My Little Pony), Catwoman (Batman motion comics), Ed, Edd n Eddy (The Cartoon Network), Narrator of the Emmy award-winning hit series “Adoption Stories” (Discovery Channel), and winner of Best Song at the Hollywood Music in Media Awards.
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