Mind Power for Children

This book by Canadian authors John Kehoe and Nancy Fischer, first published in 1992, explores the application of subconscious power and positive thinking concepts to the upbringing and development of children. Based on Kehoe’s earlier work, the book adapts mental programming, visualization, and affirmation techniques for a younger audience, helping parents and educators foster children’s self-confidence, imagination, focus, emotional resilience, and positive worldview. The authors emphasize that children possess strong imaginations and are highly receptive to suggestion from an early age, making them especially responsive to the methods of positive thinking. The book provides specific exercises, playful activities, and parental guidance designed to cultivate constructive thought patterns and problem-solving skills in children. “Mind Power for Children” has become a popular resource for personal development in childhood and is widely used in both family and educational settings.