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Do you think your child is special? Well, perhaps he or she is. Self-help professionals Lee Carroll and Jan Tober have collected essays by dozens of doctors, counsellors, and other childhood experts that seem to document the arrival on earth of a newly-evolved species of kid referred to here as an "indigo" child. The 10 most common traits are:
1) They come into the world with a feeling of royalty.
2) They have a feeling of deserving to be here.
3) Self-worth is not a big issue.
4) They have difficulty with authority by ritual or without explanation.
5) They simply will not do certain things.
6) They get frustrated with systems that don't require creative thought.
7) They often see better ways of doing things.
8) School is often difficult for them and they can seem anti-social.
9) They will not respond to emotional blackmail )
10) They are not shy in letting you know what they need.
If your little angel/devil fits this pattern and you are pulling your hair out trying to relate, you may want to read this book before resorting to Ritalin. --P. Randall Cohan--Amazon.com
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Do you think your child is special? Well, perhaps he or she is! Self-help professionals Lee Carroll and Jan Tober have collected essays by dozens of doctors, counselors, and other childhood experts that seem to document the arrival on earth of a newly evolved species of human kiddie referred to here as an "indigo" child. The 10 most common traits are: 1.) They come into the world with a feeling of royalty. 2.) They have a feeling of deserving to be here. 3.) Self-worth is not a big issue. 4.) They have difficulty with authority by ritual or without explanation. 5.) They simply will not do certain things. 6.) They get frustrated with systems that don't require creative thought. 7.) They often see better ways of doing things. 8.) School is often difficult for them and they can seem antisocial. 9.) They will not respond to guilt-trip discipline. 10.) They are not shy about letting you know what they need.
If your little angel/devil fits this pattern and you are pulling your hair out trying to relate, you may want to read this book before resorting to Ritalin. --P. Randall Cohan
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Lee Caroll is great and I have enjoyed all the Kryon books. I have been working with challenging children for many years now and I am a little disappointed by the book. Although I am sure that the "Indigo Child " phenomenon exists, as I have witnessed it myself in my classroom, I found the book very simplistic and not properly supported by hard facts. Too many comments from people that are deeply into the new age movement talking about their own children being amzingly special..Don't we all think that of our own children? As a worker in the field I was looking forward to something a bit more substancial. Also beware of the "I am an Indigo Child " syndrome that seems to be developing in some spiritual circles, with claims of specialness and uniqueness. Aren't we all one? Isn't that what it is all about?
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As a psychologist, I have observed the Indigo phenomenon for years. I have called it "evolutionary behaviours." This is a must read for anyone who has anything to do with children. The Indigo kids are here and deserve to be understood, not drugged! I have recommended this book to parents, teachers and counsellors for greater insight and tips on how to deal with, motivate and generally enjoy these beings. Thanks to the authors for taking the time to enlighten us.
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I found this book very helpful, especially in terms of the references made to ADD,or ADHD children. My son has been "clinically" diagnosed as ADHD. Though I know this to be a concern for parents, I don't believe this is correct for him. The description for the indigo child seemed to be more of what we were observing. He has a strong spiritual side that astounds all of the family.
I found the letters written by the kids who believe they are like this to be the most valuable part of the book. They felt they were "okay" and now understood what this was all about. I also found the tips on Blue-green algae helpful, as I have been giving that to my son, and it has made a difference.
I feel too often we discount what our children say, because they are children. I found this book refreshing as it listened to the children and enabled we parents to hear them.
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Our children come from another planet?
This is a very strange book which asserts that these children are called Indigo because one author sees them as the color blue and they come from another planet. Lesen Sie weiter...
Am 18. September 2000 veröffentlicht
Must read book
This is an incredible book, that should be read by anyone that knows of someone that is classified as ADD/ADHD or someone you know that is on ridlin. Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 13. Juni 2000 von Gina Hinds
Unsatisfying
Though this book is filled with sound advice for parents, I was hoping for more evidence of qualitative differences regarding the "indigo' phenomeneon. Lesen Sie weiter...
Am 8. März 2000 veröffentlicht
for our kids sake
As a teacher I found this book both fasinating and disturbing. To read about possible alterative treatment for ADD and the resoning behind why these kids are drugged and not looked... Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 4. März 2000 von "lightworker"
Indigo Children Are Real
I have dealt with the "Indigo Children" I am a firm believer that these children are direct products of today's society. Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 29. Februar 2000 von "emeril"
Special Children or Special Circumstances?
As a person who has been closely involved with children for over 40 years (pediatric nurse, youth social worker and mother of 4), I found this book interesting. Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 28. Februar 2000 von Lyn
New kids or new parents?
As the mother of five children, a clinical hypnotherapist with over 25 years experience in counseling, and wife to a theoretical physicist who has done work in the areas of... Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 24. Februar 2000 von Laura Knight-Jadczyk
Children for the new millennium
So many children are misunderstood and abused, verbally or physically, or medically. This book explains what the Indigo children are all about, and encourages respect and... Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 22. Februar 2000 von Margalo Ashley-Farrand
Let's not jump the gun
Having lived inside that head along with my spouse we have discovered that this type of thought process does not function in this day and age and if taking a medication allows us... Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 22. Januar 2000 von Dr. J. Schroeder & J. Schroeder R.N.
Ein MUSS für alle Eltern von 90er-Jahre-Kindern!
Wer in den Neunziger (oder späten Achtziger) Jahren Mutter/Vater geworden ist, mag von seinem Kind sicher schon oft verblüfft worden sein. Lesen Sie weiter...
Am 10. Dezember 1999 veröffentlicht
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