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In a world that seems so big and even a little scary sometimes- do your kids have courage? You can raise brave kids. Here's how!

Celebrate National Superhero Day on April 28 with your child and show her the importance of having heroes and being a hero to others.

Now your favorite little #bosslady can share with the world how much she loves the brave, smart, creative kid at home—herself.

With so much going on in the world, it can be hard to feel brave. I want my kids to know just how strong they are. That despite their size, they can find the courage to face their fears. Sometimes I like to turn to a book when I can’t find the words myself. Here are some great books about bravery and courage.

Illustrated by Ellen Heydenrych, written by Edna Gicovi, designed by Raeesah Vawda.

A fun-filled, inspirational picture book that redefines what it means to be brave. Young Wanda desperately wants to be brave like her big brother Zane,

It is so important that kids make their faith their own. Here's how to help!

Life in Technicolor: New Brave Characters Posters

Toddlers need a new publicist because they have a bad reputation. We call them terrible twos, threenagers, and “effing” fours (can’t say the real word in front of a toddler!). Is that really fair? It’s no secret that the toddler years are challenging, but in between all of the tantrums and standoffs, their little personalities are beginning to flourish in remarkable ways. Maybe those terrible twos are actually terrific, depending on how you look at them. Sure, a toddler will occasionally…