Naptime Therapy: A Coloring Book for Mom - on her schedule (Color Therapy) (Volume 1)
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| Rating | : | 4.93 (523 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0997614404 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 124 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-06-28 |
| Language | : | English |
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She is also someone who retains her mental and emotional stability only through time spent alone, preferably in silence. About the Author JA Andrews is a wife, and mother to the three most fascinating people on the planet, who she adores and spends vast amounts of times with. To keep herself sane, and keep her mothering patience intact, she has learned (and many times relearned) to take long breaks, short breaks, any breaks, and spend some time being creative.
To keep herself sane, and keep her mothering patience intact, she has learned (and many times relearned) to take long breaks, short breaks, any breaks, and spend some time being creative. She is also someone who retains her mental and emotional stability only through time spent alone, preferably in silence. . JA Andrews is a wife, and mother to the
Joey Harpel said If only it could teach me how to color in the lines. I'm not a mom, but I don't have to be one to appreciate Andrews' humor. The stories she shares of her children had me legit laughing out loud. And the designs themselves are pretty and fun to color. I usually have it open while I write, to keep me sane during those moments when I search for the right words (like now). Would definitely recommend.. Nathan Schuetze said Fun!. I love this book! The stories about JA Andrew's kids are funny - and totally relatable. And I really like that some of the pages can be done in just 15 minutes. I never finish the pages on too many of these books because they are too complicated for the amount of time I have. I like that Andrews gives me options from simple to complex. I color with colored pencils, which w
•Full-Immersion Therapy: intricate mandalas for those precious times when you have a long break all to yourself. •Naptime Therapy: intermediate mandalas for when you have a naptime’s worth of free time. •Fifteen-Minute Therapy: simple mandalas that can be colored during one of the many short breaks in your day. •sparks creativity •develops focus But far more important than any of that, coloring is a silent, self-contained activity you can do wherever, whenever and however YOU want.