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About Me


 

Donna Tetreault is a parenting journalist, best-selling & award-winning author, and international speaker.

She blends years of experience as a teacher and journalist to provide the latest in science backed information and practical strategies for parents, children, and families.

Books


Books


 

Dear Me, I Belong

Dear Me, I Belong is the latest children’s book in Donna Tetreault and Elisena Bonadio's best-selling and award-winning book series, Dear Me. Dear Me, I Belong helps kids see all of the ways they belong to themselves and in the world. Knowing they belong can help kids build self-esteem and resilience. When children have a sense of belonging, they are better able to manage stress and can cope more effectively with challenging times in their lives.

 

 

The C.A.S.T.L.E. Method

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Kids—just like adults—are a work in progress. Sometimes we place unfair expectations on our kids and their behavior, forgetting that they are still “under construction.” They are still piecing together the building blocks of emotional intelligence and responsibility, to name just a few of the skills they’ll need to lead happy lives. We hope our children will grow to be kind, well-adjusted, happy adults, but they need a strong foundation from a young age. In The CASTLE Method, parenting journalist Donna Tetreault outlines the CASTLE method, the tools you’ll need to build a strong foundation for your family: compassion, acceptance, security, trust, love, expectations plus education. With these essential components in your tool belt, you’ll be equipped to build a strong foundation for your children to thrive, and a home that will make them feel safe and loved.

 

 

Dear Me

"It's vital that children learn to identify and express their feelings, and to do so without shame. This engaging, lovely book enables parents to guide their children in doing just that. It gives me hope that more children, rather than running away from feelings, will work to understand them and bring them into their relationships in healthy ways. I highly recommend this book."

-Richard Weissbourd
Psychologist, lecturer at Harvard, and the Faculty Director of Making Caring Common, a project of the Harvard Graduate School of Education

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