Ergebnis für "Magie" in Gesundheit

Amelies weltbester Freund ist ihr Nashorn-Kuscheltier Antonio. Wenn Amelie mit Antonio allein ist, wird er sogar lebendig und kann sprechen. Dann bringt er Amelie auch gern mal auf abenteuerliche Ideen: Als es draußen regnet, picknicken sie einfach auf dem Teppich. Auf dem Weg ins Badezimmer starten sie eine geheime Nachtwanderung durch die ganze Wohnung. Manchmal wird Amelie aber auch im Kindergarten geärgert oder Antonio hat schlechte Laune. Dann kuscheln sich die beiden weltbesten Freunde aneinander und sind füreinander da - Nase an Nashorn!

Hattie refuses to comb her hair. One night a hairy godmother casts a spell on her. Hattie wakes up with snakes for hair! It’s nearly impossible to keep them under control, which is a huge problem at school. Will Hattie ever have normal hair again?

Derrière chaque sourire d’enfant se cache un grand secret… La fée des dents veille, discrète et affairée.

For as long as Lottie Fiske can remember, the only people who seem to care about her have been her best friend, Eliot, and the mysterious letter-writer who sends her birthday gifts. But now strange things and people are arriving on the island Lottie calls home, and Eliot's getting sicker, with a disease the doctors have given up trying to cure. Lottie is helpless, useless, powerless. And then a door opens in the apple tree. A door to another world - a world of magic both treacherous and beautiful - where Lottie seeks a cure for the incurable, a use for the useless, and protection against the pain of loss.

Filip, the ten-year-old son of Croatian immigrants, lives in a boring suburb of the big city, where he passes his time either at school or in his cozy kitchen, googling everything from dinosaurs to the Hubble Space Telescope. When his favorite uncle gets sick, Filip turns to Google for answers. Instead he receives a visit from the Great Googlini, a tiny woman in Converse sneakers who swirls out of the computer vents. She's not really a genie, she explains: "I'm more of an archivist." Her visit is a little bit of magic that lets Filip see the magic all around him.

Fourteen-year-old flutist Lee Ann Graves is a survivor - she has beaten cancer. But her greatest battle is yet to come. The Carolina wren who has sung outside her window during the long weeks of chemotherapy reveals himself as Songcatcher. He knows Lee Ann's real name is Leandra, and he transports her and her flute to a magical world that is dying because of a growing world-wide canker.

When Titchy-witch's mum has the witchy-flu, Cat-a-bogus makes a big pot of Get-Better Soup. But Titchy-witch thinks a Get-Better Spell will do more good!

What really happens to children's baby teeth after the tooth fairy takes them? Discover a joyful answer in Hi Tooth Fairy: The Magic of Flutterville—a heartwarming book for kids ages 4 to 8. Every night, girl tooth fairies journey to the human world to collect lost teeth. Back in the magical town of Flutterville, those teeth are cleaned, transformed into sparkling glitter powder, and used to power cozy homes, delightful shops, and exciting adventures.

Sohal worries about a lot of things - the dark, mutant sheep, not having any friends - you name it, he worries about it! So one night he draws his worries to make himself feel better - and somehow they look a lot less worrying once he's scribbled them down.... Imagine Sohal's surprise when he wakes up the next morning and finds a set of funny furry friends at the end of his bed! His worries have come to life, and it's not long before Hurt, Fail, Anger, Big and Alone have turned his world upside down.

Avry and Marshmallow make a choice to climb a large tree. With a fall comes a broken arm and a trip to the hospital. X-ray machines and IV machines talk. Fairies help everywhere and a parade of animals fills the hospital stay with cheerful chaos. Marshmallow plays trusty friend and sidekick. Avry learns how helpful a hospital can be and returns home to find friends waiting for her.

Having a pet dragon is very fun! He can sit, rollover, and play. He can candle a birthday cake, lit a campfire, or so many other cool things. But what if he is terrified about visiting the dentist? What if he refuses to go to his first dental appointment because "my teeth are perfect!"? What should you do?

Your dragon loves to hug and high-five and shake hands and sing and blow bubbles and share happiness everywhere she goes. Dragons want to spread joy to everyone! But some of those actions are also spreading germs. It's time to wash your hands, mask up, and teach your dragon how to share joy in a safe and healthy way. Author Julie Gassman uses rhyming text, relatable examples, and a diverse cast of characters to teach about germs in this sixth installment in the Do Not Take Your Dragon series.

Washing and rinsing a toddler’s hair can be a significant struggle in your nightly routine. I lived the same struggle. However, after writing Mermaid Hair, my little ones were inspired to enjoy the process. Young mermaid fans will be delighted to follow along and learn how to wash their hair just like a mermaid does! Your children will find guidance and encouragement on the path to beautiful, clean, and healthy mermaid hair.

Santa’s reindeer are infected with COVID-19 and cannot pull his sleigh this year. Santa turns to Dragon and the Swan family for help, but has no luck. Finally, the Unicorn sisters come to the rescue.

What if your dragon is diagnosed with ADHD? What if he is worried, scared and wonders what is wrong with him? What should you do? You help him understand ADHD! You teach him ADHD is not a “defect” and with the right attitude and help, it can be his asset!

A short story about a child named William and his stuttering problem. With this (magic headphone) technique, children can fix their stuttering problem and talk with confidence easily. This technique is really magic like its name! Just let your child listen to the story and believe it.

I am a stuffed animal called Cubanty, and I want to be your friend. By listening to my stories, you can feel wonderfully cozy and sheltered. Together, we will experience magic dream voyages to calm down and fall asleep. For my bedtime stories, I use elements from autogenic training and other enjoyable relaxation techniques. While listening to this adventure at the beach, my magic dream dust will again unfold its marvelously calming effect.

The prequel to the Plaque Pixie children's books series. This book tells about the origins of the Plaque Pixie and offers an explanation on the origins of dentistry itself.

He's so scared of getting shots, getting vaccinated, getting his temperature taken, getting eyes examined and ears checked, and much more. What should you do? You can help him understand what happens when he visits the doctor. You'll show him why he needs to get shots. You'll explain what tools doctors use, and about the checkup procedure, and much more…so he no longer finds visits to the doctor scary. Let your children learn with Diggory Doo, the dragon. They'll learn what happens at the doctor's office and why visiting the doctor is necessary to stay healthy.