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OverviewRoots Rewritten: Rewriting the Legacy for the Next Generation Break the cycles. Rewrite the story. Reclaim connection. For decades, families and classrooms have inherited patterns of discipline and belief systems without ever questioning if they truly serve the children in their care. Roots Rewritten is a powerful call to pause, reflect, and create something different. Drawing on over 30 years as a teacher, leader, and advocate in early childhood education, Debbie Hogue weaves research, lived experience, and heartfelt storytelling to help you: - Recognize the patterns and legacies you've inherited - Release fear-based parenting and teaching practices - Build deeper connections with children through empathy and presence - Create intentional boundaries without shame or disconnection - Lead with courage, clarity, and love-at home and in the classroom This book is not about perfection; it's about awareness. With every page, you'll discover tools, insights, and encouragement to heal old wounds, trust your inner knowing, and nurture children in ways that honor their voice and spirit. Full Product DetailsAuthor: Debbie HoguePublisher: Hearts Rewritten LLC Imprint: Hearts Rewritten LLC Dimensions: Width: 15.20cm , Height: 0.90cm , Length: 22.90cm Weight: 0.231kg ISBN: 9798999350206Pages: 166 Publication Date: 22 August 2025 Audience: General/trade , General Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: Available To Order We have confirmation that this item is in stock with the supplier. It will be ordered in for you and dispatched immediately. Table of ContentsReviews""Debbie is the co-regulation whisperer."" Reading Chapter 11 brought me right back to the time Debbie and I spent together in the after-school program at the school district where we worked. She was my program specialist, and I vividly remember watching her meet a group of challenging fourth-grade girls exactly where they were. She acknowledged their feelings, listened deeply, and reflected with them in a way that helped shift their energy from exclusion to inclusion, from resistance to cooperation. Before long, they were excited to show up, eager to help, and even volunteered to make snacks for the whole group. What's even more remarkable is that Debbie brought this same gift of co-regulation to us as adults. As teachers and directors, we felt the same way. I remember coming to her, overwhelmed with frustration, and instead of judging me, she offered presence. She helped me calm down, see from the child's or parent's perspective, and grow. Debbie always protected my emotional safety, and because of that, I became a better teacher and director. -Claudia Lopez, Early Childhood and School-Age Educator, Special Education Teacher and Leader ""Reading Roots Rewritten has been a powerful and heartfelt experience."" I've read a few chapters and have truly enjoyed each one. The personal stories are relatable and meaningful, and the classroom examples bring the concepts to life practically and thoughtfully. The authors Debbie references throughout the book add depth, and the poems woven into the text are a beautiful and inspiring touch. Chapter 11, which focuses on co-regulation, stood out as especially impactful, a topic that is so vital and often overlooked. It was one of my favorite chapters. This book is not only informative, it's transformative. I would purchase a copy and recommend it to others. Debbie should be incredibly proud of what she's created. I'm deeply honored to have had the opportunity to read it. -Trish Estelita, Early Childhood Educator and Lifelong Advocate ""Roots Rewritten reminded me that I am not alone."" In the process of transforming how I teach, parent, and lead. This book has helped me reflect on the beliefs I once considered foundational and encouraged me to establish new, conscious roots grounded in connection, awareness, and growth. I wholeheartedly endorse Roots Rewritten as a powerful tool and springboard for anyone seeking to create meaningful change and pursue excellence through heart-centered action. - Dr. Marsha Drew-Harris, Early Childhood Educator, Leader, and Lifelong Advocate ""What happens inside the walls, stays inside the walls""? Not exactly. This book knocks gently on those walls and tries to whisper-You are home, my dear. No need to fear."" I met Debbie while working in one of Stanford's ECE programs, where she was my supervisor. Her words in this book echo the same warmth and courage she brought to every classroom she taught in. -Vandana Laal, M.A. in Human Development, Early Childhood Educator, Leader, and Lifelong Advocate Author InformationDebbie Hogue is a seasoned early childhood educator, mentor, and advocate with over 30 years of experience guiding programs that support the emotional, developmental, and academic needs of children from infancy through the school-age years. Her journey began in a small Texas preschool and has since expanded across public and private sectors, including leadership roles at Stanford University and Santa Clara Unified School District, where she built inclusive, nationally accredited programs rooted in compassion, equity, and connection.From her early days as a teacher's aide to becoming a lead teacher, director, and area leader, Debbie has shaped the landscape of early education by mentoring hundreds of educators, securing accreditations, and supporting families across diverse communities, including those navigating poverty and homelessness. Her approach is grounded in research-based practices, including Positive Discipline, Developmentally Appropriate Practice (DAP), and trauma-informed care.Debbie holds a formal education in both child development and business management and has contributed to national conversations through advisory work with Wellesley College and NAEYC-aligned training initiatives. She brings not only professional expertise but also a deep heart, believing that lasting change begins when adults pause, reflect, and choose a more conscious path.Her first book, Roots Rewritten, is an offering to those ready to break generational cycles and create emotionally safe, respectful environments where children can truly thrive.Debbie currently resides in Prescott Valley, Arizona. She is the proud mother of two daughters and grandmother to eight grandchildren. She continues to write, speak, and mentor the next generation of educators and caregivers with a steadfast commitment to rewriting the way we nurture childhood.She is also the founder of Ink of Becoming Publications, an independent press dedicated to uplifting soul-centered stories, healing journeys, and transformative voices that honor both legacy and change. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |
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