Indigo Children Book

In 2001-2002 I worked at a Montessori school in Southern Califorina. I was a Teacher's Aide & I was in charge of the afternoon daycare from 3-6 (or when ever the parents picked their children up). I had never heard of the Indigo Children. These children were not like I was when I was in grade school! I showed respect for my teachers & authority figures (whether they deserved it or not) because I was a child & that was what was expected of me. When I was told to do something, I did it. It was very difficult for me, but I was afraid of getting in trouble.
The children in my class & out at recess had no fear of getting in trouble. These (Indigo) children had a very difficult time standing in line, one little boy kept running up the slide after I told him not to & explained about getting hurt. Others would question every thing I said, still others found it almost impossible to stay in their seats during lesson time (or anytime for that matter) I had another boy who would go & hide when he got upset. I would explain things until I was blue in the face, TRY & give time outs, I was becoming frazzled beyond words! Fortunately for me, one of the Mothers brought me this book about the Indigo Children! She gave me a quick synopsis of the book & recommended I read it. I did.
This book is a guide to help parents & teachers understand these amazing, beautiful children! Not everyone is going to agree with everything in this book. Take from it what you agree with & will benefit your child/children & dismiss what won't. There are no perfect parenting manuals, but if you're looking for a book that's got information & ideas, as well as nutrition suggestions, this is worth the read. Some things will apply to your situation, others won't. I found it very helpful when I was at my wits end. Good Luck : )