The Rainbow Chronicles - A Bedtime Story for a New Day

Good bedtime stories are a special time when parents read their children a tale of adventure. What bedtime stories do you remember from your childhood? Which ones were your favorites? Did they have a moral or a message that inspired you to think larger and live better? Did they have endings where everyone lived happily ever after?

Going to bed at night is the time for a family to let go of the day and dream of a new and better day tomorrow. Every bedtime story you tell will create pictures, images and feelings in the fertile imagination of a child. A child will go to sleep with that message, those images and feelings. When a mom or dad choose a hope-filled bedtime story, their child can sleep peacefully, have soothing dreams and develop a curiosity to find out what is coming next.

Tell bedtime stories that include the the themes of peace and harmony. Create an attitude of good will and kindness and kindness in your child. Choose bedtime stories that create a picture a better future for yourself, your children, your family and friends. Can they happen? Is there really a new and better tomorrow coming? Yes, these things will happen - if we imagine a brighter tomorrow and act today to bring it about. It depends on the stories we believe and then tell our children and ourselves.

The Rainbow Chronicles: A Bedtime Story for a New Day is a positive family adventure story parents can read to help their children create a hope-filled mindset for a brighter tomorrow. Parents give a legacy to their children and grandchildren. The world that your children inherit will come from you. What world do you want them to live and raise their children in?

Your children and every child can live in a world where the people on earth loved and respected each other. Your children and every child can bring about a new day of love and peace in our world.

Read The Rainbow Chronicles to your children. Encourage them to live the lessons out in real life. The world can be a better place; we have to work together to make it happen.

Dave Pipitone, www.therainbowchronicles.com