The Magical Dreamcatcher: The Power of Believing in Your Inner Light (Magical Affirmations)

Is your child having difficulties, or expressing fear and terror about bedtime? Afraid of nightmares? Do you want them excited to enter Dreamland? The Magical Dreamcatcher: The Power of Believing in Your Inner Light is a whimsical story that can encourage your child to look forward to sleeping. You can ask your child, "What do you want to dream about tonight?" This creates the opportunity to bond over their wildest dreams, and is a great way to focus on positive thoughts and feelings before bed! What will your child be excited to dream about? Riding with elephants? Being a mermaid? Swimming with whales? Riding in a hot air balloon over majestic landforms? Most importantly- if a challenge arises, your child will learn how to use affirmations and positive thoughts to problem-solve. Instilling the belief that all problems have a solution can help your child to become a creative solution seeker and benefit them throughout their lives. Teaching them this lesson guides children to rely on their inner strength. Children can connect to the story of Little Luna. She feels frightened as soon as the sun sets, and is afraid of being alone in her dark room. She is even more fearful of falling asleep and entering Dreamland. One night, Lunas mom gives her a dreamcatcher to help her on the journey of conquering her nightmares. Join Luna as she uses affirmations to gain self-confidence and inner strength. Through her courage, she is able to ignite her own internal flame and experience the most magical dreams. Children can practice affirming: I am a part of something big and magical. I express my feelings. All my problems have solutions. Today I choose to be confident. I can do anything I put my mind to. Therapists, educators and parents can use this story to help children open up about their innermost fears. They can work together to think of solutions to help children gain confidence and self-reliance as they navigate the challenges of growing. The supplementary journal I Am Brave is also available for children to write down their own affirmations and stories to process their fears and focus on their inner light.