How often do you sit down and have good meaningful conversations with your children? Are you asking questions about their feelings or goals in life?
In today’s society our children are being exposed to many challenges, good and bad, starting at very young ages. As their parents we have a responsibility to nurture and teach them how to work through these life challenges. If you struggle knowing what type of questions to ask or how to sit-down and start up a meaningful conversation with your children, you may avoid it.
Understanding the need to help unite parents and children together to have conversations at a social-emotional level, Povi was created.
Povi is a conversation-starting toy that is pre-loaded with real-life stories for children ages 3-8 years old. Designed by psychologists, teachers, and parents, who are experts in their fields, it encourages daily conversations that open up social-emotional feelings and problem solving skills that are crucial to the proper development of your children.
Studies have shown that building emotional intelligence early on has been linked to lower issues with bullying, teen suicide, and school violence. Povi helps break down the walls of insecurity your children may form and allows you to enhance your parenting style with meaningful conversations.
As you spend time together with Povi and your children, you can expect to talk about subjects regarding resilience, confidence, caring, motivation, and thankfulness. The real-life stories Povi shares will lead to discussions that tap into individual emotions and feelings. By opening these lines of communications, parents raise happier, healthier and more confident children.
The kickstarter campaign is now live. The first 2,000 customers to sign up will receive Povi at the discounted price of $49, a 40% discount from the future off-the-shelf price. For more information visit www.povi.me.
Disclosure Statement: This post is part of a sponsored campaign for Povi. I received compensation for my participation, but my opinions are my own.
Lila
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