Captivating the Attention of Children

Anyone can captivate the attention of a child – or a group of children.

All it takes is a smile and a little energy in your face.  And those things come from a sincere heart to connect with the child/children.

It helps to be able to perform some astonishing feat like a magic trick or a curious stunt.  But those things aren’t necessary.  If you find yourself in front of children and want to know what to do, just do what you did when you were a child.

Laugh.

Dance.

Sing.

Play.

Have fun.

More than anything, kids want to connect.  They want to spend time with people who care and who want the best for them.  It’s easier than you think.

 

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Jesse

Dr. Jesse Joyner travels nationwide as a speaker and entertainer. His primary role is that of a performing juggler spreading joy and the love of learning to family and kids events. H earned his PhD in Educational Studies at Trinity International University (Deerfield, IL). He enjoys playing the piano, bird watching, and old houses. He lives in Richmond, VA with his wife, Sarah, and their three kids - the perfect number for juggling children.

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