Michael Bundy Yuar

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Yuar is learning to live from acceptance rather than for it. How would you like your child to live out his or her life? From having a sense of value or for constantly searching for it? From knowing they are blessed with God-given uniqueness or troubled by always trying to be someone else? From being afraid of failure or confident in trying new things?On the one hand, your child will learn to define her or his worth based upon lifestyle, social network, approval from others, and accomplishments. This is the common way of viewing life. In an effort to feel good about ourselves, we accumulate more things and try to please more people and obtain more accolades. The problems with this approach are that there is always someone with more and what we obtain may not last. Toys wear out, friends come and go, and trophies lose their luster. On the other hand, your child can thrive by learning to live from acceptance. Your child can be free to excel in strengths and accept limitations. Your child will more easily overcome obstacles and avoid unhealthy stress. Your child will contently enjoy all that God provides. When periodically read to your child, this book will help him or her learn how to live from his or her God-given uniqueness. This mind-set will help your child become the best version of himself or herself. The book also contains journals that will help you capture important traits and skills of your child. May the record you keep of these discoveries help you affirm your child and provide sound and useful guidance as you seek God's best for your wonderfully unique child. May the joy of living from acceptance rather than for acceptance, as made possible by Christ, be a blessing for you and your child.