Press Releases

Stress Free Kids Announces partnership with Got-Autism

Atlanta, GA. (October 15, 2009)

Stress Free Kids announces a partnership with Got-Autism an organization dedicated to helping those on the autism spectrum realize their goals and dreams while supporting parents and professionals in the process.  Stress Free Kids will be supplying their line of books and CDs to customers seeking tools to help kids manage stress, anxiety and anger while improving self-esteem and a more peaceful sleep.

“I am always searching for unique and practical products that make a real difference in the lives of children on the autism spectrum.  I highly recommend the stories from Indigo Dreams and Indigo Teen Dreams, as they are very effective tools for teaching emotion/ stress management and building self-esteem.”  -Tamara L. Andersson

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Lori Lite Inspires Others and Lands Big Deal on Shark Tank

Atlanta / Marietta’s Lori Lite of Stress Free Kids, won hearts and dollars on Shark Tank, ABC’s newest reality show as she leveraged her growing line of books and CDs designed to help children decrease stress, anxiety and anger. America watched as Lori accepted a $250,000 deal with Barbara Corcoran, real estate tycoon, author and mom.

These much needed funds will allow Stress Free Kids to help more children learn to relax, sleep peacefully and improve self-esteem.

Lori was even able to convince tough guy investor Robert Herjavec to follow the Angry Octopus along as he used progressive muscular relaxation and deep breathing.   …Read More »

Children’s Author Lori Lite and Moms for Justice Partner to Raise Funds to Help Children

Marietta, GA, October 23, 2008 – Stress Free Kids releases two new hardcover titles that integrate research-based, relaxation and anger management techniques into enjoyable children’s stories. Based on her award winning Indigo Dreams™ CD relaxation series, Lite hopes to help more children with this new format and raise money to help Moms for Justice.

Lori Lite became indirectly involved with Bonii Dyjasek after receiving an email from a complete stranger that was ordering the Indigo Dreams CD to be sent to Bonii’s granddaughter. After hearing the horrific story, Lite filled the order and added a few extra books and CDs. “We were and are total strangers. We are moms reaching out to help other moms. The three of us have never met but we support each other in spirit and now I am committed to helping this wonderful organization.”

Lite began creating stories to insure her own children’s strong state of mind and peaceful sleep. Her own experiences with a daughter experiencing night terrors and spending two hours a night trying to soothe her young son to sleep sent her searching for techniques that parents and children could utilize in their everyday lives. …Read More »

Author Uniquely Devoted to Child Stress-Management Releases Two New Hardcover Books

Lori Lite releases two new stories, just in time for the new school year, that can help children manage stress. Lite continues to grow her reputation, popularity and distinctively focused business with her new books.

Atlanta, GA (PRWEB) September 18, 2007 — Stress Free Kids has released two hardcover titles that integrate relaxation techniques into enjoyable children’s stories in time for the stresses of a new school year.

‘The Goodnight Caterpillar: A Children’s Relaxation Story’ and ‘A Boy and a Turtle: A Children’s Relaxation Story’, written by noted author and Stress Free Kids founder Lori Lite, reflect her devotion to helping children deal with stress and anxiety. “Helping children relax is something that is important any time. We were fortunate to launch these new titles at the start of a new school year which can add even more stress,” Lite said.

Lite began creating stories to help her own children relax and sleep more peacefully – one who was hyperactive, another who experienced night terrors. Her own experiences sent her searching for techniques that parents and children could utilize in everyday life.

“The stories worked so well on my children, it seemed natural to help others,” she said. “As I learned more, I adopted proven techniques into my books, and the response was such that this turned into a full time job.” …Read More »