By Howard Glasser – Transforming the Difficult Child: The Nurtured Heart Approach

April 10, 2023

Please tell me this is the “before” pic.

art for a refrigerator

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Hitch

1 year ago

It’s weird, I could swear that I recognize this author’s name (Glasser) but…I’ve checked my inbox, accounting records, etc., and nada. Weird!

Marc

1 year ago

I mean, if I looked like that, I’d be difficult too.

PhilO

1 year ago

Updated 21 years ago!

So…the children that were the “test cases” for this method are all grown up now and ready to write their own tell-all books!

Charles Cassady Jr.

1 year ago

Rejected cover art for John Wyndham’s The Midwich Cuckoos (that’s Village of the Damned for you uneducated yanks)

Zak Freeman

1 year ago

There is an updated version from 1999 with another bad cover, but this one was updated in 2002 so this is the newer one!
I think I would have been a difficult child with a face like that.

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