As we see a shift of old forms that were once the foundations of our daily lives, parents--who must prepare the next generation to meet the changing world--have more questions today than ever before.
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I have delighted in every page and feel this is absolutely A must read for parents, grandparents, teachers, and perhaps everyone who will ever touch the life of a child." --Carla Hannaford, Ph.
Her book, is a ready guide that insures joyful, enthusiastic Children who learn easily and contribute to their families and society for a lifetime.
The important child-development information is exquisitely combined with the best \'How-to\'s\' I have seen in any book for parents.
Heaven on Earth is a practical, inspiring resource that brings the author\'s informed, intuitive understanding of Young Children into the heart of the home."Sharifa Oppenhiemer has given the world a great gift in the pages of this book.
Sharifa Oppenheimer offers a gift from the heart.
Through art, storytelling, and the festival celebrations, this book is an invaluable guide to building a "family culture" based on the guiding principle of love--a culture that supports Children and encourages the free development of each unique soul.
Readers will learn how to create the regular life rhythms needed to establish a foundation for learning; how to design indoor play environments that allow Children the broadest development of skills; and how to create outdoor play spaces that encourage vigorous movement and a wide sensory palette.
Heaven on Earth balances a theoretical understanding of child development with practical ideas, resources, and tips that can transform family life.
In Heaven on Earth, parent and educator Sharifa Oppenheimer reveals how Parents can make the home environment warm, lively, loving, and consistent with their highest ideals.
Although our cultural values and family structures may change, it is the atmosphere in the home that continues to form the foundation of a child\'s life.
As we see a shift of old forms that were once the foundations of our daily lives, parents--who must prepare the next generation to meet the changing world--have more questions today than ever before
