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Childhood is a transitional time that can be stressful for children
and parents, too. Just being in a process of growth itself means
that children are in a constant state of change from birth through
their teenage years, perhaps even beyond. Change brings with
it a certain form of stress. And, in addition to the natural growth
changes that children experience, their lives are also in a frequent
state of change as they maneuver through school, family
situations and shifting routines that happen throughout each year.
Finding natural support to ease the stress that can be caused by
transition can help to make childhood a happier experience.
I
am excited to share with you some ways that the Bach Flower
Remedies can be utilized as a resource for easing the ups and
downs of childhood. And, these remedies are a great support for
parents as well - healthy, happy, low-stress parents are an
essential part of raising stress-proof kids!
What are Bach Flower Remedies?
The Bach Flower Repertoire is composed of 38 different flower
essences, which offer a holistic resource that can help to
strengthen our ability move more easily in the world, to have
healthier relationships, and to experience greater joy and ease of
well-being.
They are a gentle, safe and natural method of
healing. The remedies work to restore balance between mind
and body by transmitting negative emotions, such as fear,
sadness and overwhelm into positive ones, such as calm, joy and
ease. These negative emotions can interfere with our sense of
balance, health and overall ease of well-being. The remedies can
also assist in resolving trauma and stress from life experiences as
well as aiding us as we move through change and transitions.
By studying vibrational medicine and native British flowers, Dr.
Edward Bach, creator of the remedies, discovered that certain
plant essences have a profound healing effect on the mind. He
Discover The Healer Within / Beth Terrence, 2016.
traits.
The remedies are natural and safe for all ages, even
babies, so if transitional stress seems like a factor for your child
or for you, I encourage you to give the remedies a try.
Here are some specific remedies that can be particularly
helpful for children