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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Do you want to help your child cope when their best friend moves away? Do you want them to believe - really believe - that real friendships survive distance, even when everything feels impossibly far apart?There is a specific kind of grief that nobody talks about. Not the grief of losing someone to the sky. The grief of losing someone to a different postcode. The moving van grief. The empty house next door grief. The reaching for your phone to share something funny and remembering - all over again - that they aren't there anymore grief.Your child is living inside that grief right now. And nobody has given it a name yet.This children's book about a friend moving away finally does.Same Sky Different Street: A Story to Help Kids Stay Friends When Someone Moves Away is the children's friend moving away picture book that finally gets it right - not by rushing to "you can video call anytime," not by pretending the distance isn't real, but by showing your child that real friendships don't need the same street to stay completely, permanently alive. This children's book about missing a friend who moved away burns one truth into every child who reads it: real friendships find a way. They always, always do.Meet Sam. Six years old. His best friend lived next door his whole life - same garden fence, same shortcut to school, same Saturday morning cartoons through the wall. Then the moving van came. Now the house next door is empty and Sam has a feeling inside him that isn't quite sadness and isn't quite anger and isn't quite anything he has a word for yet.Then Pip arrives - a tiny round impossibly warm yellow bird who lands on the garden fence right between the two houses and says the one thing Sam actually needed to hear: "I know. It's okay to feel this way even when nobody moved to the sky."Together Pip and Sam discover something that changes everything - the same sky stretches all the way to where his friend now lives. The moon they both look at tonight is the exact same moon. Sam picks up a pencil. Writes a letter. Looks up at the wide open sky - and feels something warm and possible stirring inside him for the first time since the moving van left.On the last page Sam looks directly at your child: "It's okay to miss someone who is still out there. Missing them just means the friendship is real. And real friendships find a way."What your child gains from this children's book about friends moving away: The only children's friend moving away picture book that names the specific in-between grief of losing a friend to distance - not death, but real loss, and just as valid and just as allowedPip's revelation - the same sky, the same moon - the most beautiful and practical children's friendship and distance tool any friend moving away picture book has ever deliveredOne sentence from this children's book about staying friends after moving they carry forever: real friendships find a way - they always always doPart of a growing collection of honest gentle children's friendship and moving away books - emotionally powerful children's friend moving away picture books about staying friends after moving, coping when a friend moves away, losing a friend and making new friends. The complete children's friendship moving away picture book collection for ages 4-8.Perfect for: Children aged 4-8 whose best friend has moved away Parents searching for a gentle effective children's book about a friend moving away Reading together the day the moving van leaves and every week after The most meaningful children's friend moving away gift any parent teacher or counsellor can giveScroll up. Real friendships find a way. This children's friend moving away picture Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Do you want to help your daughter adjust to a new baby? Do you want her to feel completely understood through every complicated feeling - the jealousy, the confusion, the guilt of loving someone and resenting them at the same time?You promised it would be wonderful. You let her help choose the name. You talked about having a best friend for life. And then the baby arrived - crying, sleeping, feeding, crying again - and suddenly your daughter is standing in the middle of a life that changed completely overnight while everyone in the room looks at the baby.Nobody is asking how she feels.This new baby big sister children's book finally does.Nobody Told Me It Would Feel Like This is the new baby adjustment picture book for kids that finally gets it right - not by rushing your daughter toward instant love, not by pretending the new baby jealousy isn't completely real, but by sitting beside her in every complicated feeling and showing her that loving a new baby is something that grows. This children's book about new baby feelings and big sister emotions burns one truth into every child who reads it: big sisters aren't born feeling perfect. They grow into it. In their own time. In their own completely personal way.Meet Cleo. Five years old. Everyone told her becoming a big sister would be wonderful. Everyone promised she would love the baby. And nobody - absolutely nobody - told her it would feel like this.Then Pip arrives - a tiny round impossibly warm yellow bird who lands quietly on Cleo's shoulder and says the one thing she actually needed to hear: "I know. It's okay that this isn't what you expected."Not "you'll love them soon." Not "just give it time." Just - I know.Together Pip and Cleo talk honestly about every feeling Cleo has been carrying completely alone - the new baby jealousy, the anger that everything changed without her permission, the confusion of loving someone and resenting them at the same time, and the guilt of feeling any of it at all. Pip gently shows Cleo that every single feeling is allowed. Then slowly, unexpectedly, completely on her own terms - Cleo makes the baby laugh for the very first time. And feels something nobody told her about either.On the last page Cleo looks directly at your child: "Nobody told me it would feel like this. But nobody told me about this part either - and this part is the best."What your child gains from this new baby big sister book: The only new baby big sister picture book that validates every complicated feeling - new baby jealousy, anger, confusion and guilt - honestly without rushing toward instant love or pretending any feeling is wrongThe most empowering new baby adjustment truth any children's book can deliver: loving a new baby grows gradually - and that is completely, perfectly normalOne sentence from this children's book about becoming a big sister they carry forever: nobody told me about this part - and this part is the bestPart of a growing collection of honest gentle children's new baby and sibling adjustment books - emotionally powerful new baby big sister picture books for kids about new baby jealousy, becoming a big sister, big brother adjustment and more. The complete children's new baby adjustment and big sister picture book collection for ages 3-6.Perfect for: Children aged 3-6 becoming a big sister Parents searching for a gentle effective new baby jealousy and big sister adjustment book Reading together before and after the new baby arrives The most meaningful new baby big sister gift any parent grandparent or friend can giveScroll up. Nobody told her about this part. This new baby big sister picture book makes sure your daughter discovers it - co Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Do you want to help your son heal after losing his best friend? Do you want him to feel understood and supported through every stage of grief - even when he carries it quietly, in silence, in a way that has no words yet?You've watched him go quiet in a way that has no explanation. Not crying. Not asking questions. Just still - sitting somewhere he used to run, holding something he can't put down, missing someone in the specific silent way that boys miss people when nobody has told them grief is allowed to feel like this.Because nobody tells boys that silence is how they carry the heaviest things.This children's book about boys losing a best friend finally speaks that language.The Longest Silence: A Story to Help Kids Heal After Losing a Friend is the children's friend loss picture book for boys that finally gets it right - not by asking him to talk before he is ready, not by rushing him toward feelings he hasn't found words for yet, but by sitting beside him in the silence and showing him that the friendship didn't end. It just got quieter. This children's book about boys and friendship grief burns one truth into every child who reads it: the best friendships never go silent forever. They just wait quietly inside you.Meet Theo. Seven years old. His best friend was the other half of everything - the other seat on the bus, the other side of every ridiculous joke, the other voice in every den they built together. Now the seat is empty. The den is still. And everywhere Theo goes he finds a silence where his best friend's voice used to be.So this children's boy friend loss story sits with him. Through every stage in its own time.The shock. The sadness. The anger. The guilt - the specific question every grieving child asks silently and no other children's friendship loss book for boys answers: was I a good enough friend? The remembering - finding an old joke they wrote on a scrap of paper, laughing and crying at the same time. And finally - the healing. Not forgetting. Never forgetting. Just understanding that every race they ran, every den they built, every ridiculous joke they invented lives inside Theo now.On the last page Theo looks gently at your child: "It's okay to miss them. The best friendships never go silent forever. They just wait quietly inside you."What your child gains from this children's friend loss book for boys: The only children's friend loss picture book for boys that follows the complete emotional arc - shock, sadness, anger, guilt, remembering and healing - honestly without rushing and without asking him to speak before he is readyThe direct answer to the guilt question every grieving boy carries silently - was I a good enough friend - the most important thing any children's boys friendship loss book can addressOne sentence from this children's book about boys losing a friend they carry forever: the best friendships never go silent forever - they just wait quietly inside youPart of a growing collection of honest gentle children's friend loss and grief books - emotionally powerful children's friendship loss picture books for boys about losing a friend, losing a grandparent, losing a pet and more. The complete children's friend loss and boys grief picture book collection for ages 5-9.Perfect for: Boys aged 5-9 who have lost a close friend Parents of grieving boys searching for a gentle effective children's friend loss book Reading together in the days and weeks after losing a best friend The most meaningful children's friend loss gift for boys any parent teacher or counsellor can giveScroll up. The best friendships never go silent forever. This children's friend loss picture book for boys makes sure your so Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Do you want to help your child cope when their best friend moves away? Do you want them to believe - really believe - that real friendships survive distance, even when everything feels impossibly far apart?There is a specific kind of grief that nobody talks about. Not the grief of losing someone to the sky. The grief of losing someone to a different postcode. The moving van grief. The empty house next door grief. The reaching for your phone to share something funny and remembering - all over again - that they aren't there anymore grief.Your child is living inside that grief right now. And nobody has given it a name yet.This children's book about a friend moving away finally does.Same Sky Different Street: A Story to Help Kids Stay Friends When Someone Moves Away is the children's friend moving away picture book that finally gets it right - not by rushing to "you can video call anytime," not by pretending the distance isn't real, but by showing your child that real friendships don't need the same street to stay completely, permanently alive. This children's book about missing a friend who moved away burns one truth into every child who reads it: real friendships find a way. They always, always do.Meet Sam. Six years old. His best friend lived next door his whole life - same garden fence, same shortcut to school, same Saturday morning cartoons through the wall. Then the moving van came. Now the house next door is empty and Sam has a feeling inside him that isn't quite sadness and isn't quite anger and isn't quite anything he has a word for yet.Then Pip arrives - a tiny round impossibly warm yellow bird who lands on the garden fence right between the two houses and says the one thing Sam actually needed to hear: "I know. It's okay to feel this way even when nobody moved to the sky."Together Pip and Sam discover something that changes everything - the same sky stretches all the way to where his friend now lives. The moon they both look at tonight is the exact same moon. Sam picks up a pencil. Writes a letter. Looks up at the wide open sky - and feels something warm and possible stirring inside him for the first time since the moving van left.On the last page Sam looks directly at your child: "It's okay to miss someone who is still out there. Missing them just means the friendship is real. And real friendships find a way."What your child gains from this children's book about friends moving away: The only children's friend moving away picture book that names the specific in-between grief of losing a friend to distance - not death, but real loss, and just as valid and just as allowedPip's revelation - the same sky, the same moon - the most beautiful and practical children's friendship and distance tool any friend moving away picture book has ever deliveredOne sentence from this children's book about staying friends after moving they carry forever: real friendships find a way - they always always doPart of a growing collection of honest gentle children's friendship and moving away books - emotionally powerful children's friend moving away picture books about staying friends after moving, coping when a friend moves away, losing a friend and making new friends. The complete children's friendship moving away picture book collection for ages 4-8.Perfect for: Children aged 4-8 whose best friend has moved away Parents searching for a gentle effective children's book about a friend moving away Reading together the day the moving van leaves and every week after The most meaningful children's friend moving away gift any parent teacher or counsellor can giveScroll up. Real friendships find a way. This children's friend moving Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Do you want to help your son heal after losing his best friend? Do you want him to feel understood and supported through every stage of grief - even when he carries it quietly, in silence, in a way that has no words yet?You've watched him go quiet in a way that has no explanation. Not crying. Not asking questions. Just still - sitting somewhere he used to run, holding something he can't put down, missing someone in the specific silent way that boys miss people when nobody has told them grief is allowed to feel like this.Because nobody tells boys that silence is how they carry the heaviest things.This children's book about boys losing a best friend finally speaks that language.The Longest Silence: A Story to Help Kids Heal After Losing a Friend is the children's friend loss picture book for boys that finally gets it right - not by asking him to talk before he is ready, not by rushing him toward feelings he hasn't found words for yet, but by sitting beside him in the silence and showing him that the friendship didn't end. It just got quieter. This children's book about boys and friendship grief burns one truth into every child who reads it: the best friendships never go silent forever. They just wait quietly inside you.Meet Theo. Seven years old. His best friend was the other half of everything - the other seat on the bus, the other side of every ridiculous joke, the other voice in every den they built together. Now the seat is empty. The den is still. And everywhere Theo goes he finds a silence where his best friend's voice used to be.So this children's boy friend loss story sits with him. Through every stage in its own time.The shock. The sadness. The anger. The guilt - the specific question every grieving child asks silently and no other children's friendship loss book for boys answers: was I a good enough friend? The remembering - finding an old joke they wrote on a scrap of paper, laughing and crying at the same time. And finally - the healing. Not forgetting. Never forgetting. Just understanding that every race they ran, every den they built, every ridiculous joke they invented lives inside Theo now.On the last page Theo looks gently at your child: "It's okay to miss them. The best friendships never go silent forever. They just wait quietly inside you."What your child gains from this children's friend loss book for boys: The only children's friend loss picture book for boys that follows the complete emotional arc - shock, sadness, anger, guilt, remembering and healing - honestly without rushing and without asking him to speak before he is readyThe direct answer to the guilt question every grieving boy carries silently - was I a good enough friend - the most important thing any children's boys friendship loss book can addressOne sentence from this children's book about boys losing a friend they carry forever: the best friendships never go silent forever - they just wait quietly inside youPart of a growing collection of honest gentle children's friend loss and grief books - emotionally powerful children's friendship loss picture books for boys about losing a friend, losing a grandparent, losing a pet and more. The complete children's friend loss and boys grief picture book collection for ages 5-9.Perfect for: Boys aged 5-9 who have lost a close friend Parents of grieving boys searching for a gentle effective children's friend loss book Reading together in the days and weeks after losing a best friend The most meaningful children's friend loss gift for boys any parent teacher or counsellor can giveScroll up. The best friendships never go silent forever. This children's friend loss picture book for boys makes Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Do you want to help your daughter adjust to a new baby? Do you want her to feel completely understood through every complicated feeling - the jealousy, the confusion, the guilt of loving someone and resenting them at the same time?You promised it would be wonderful. You let her help choose the name. You talked about having a best friend for life. And then the baby arrived - crying, sleeping, feeding, crying again - and suddenly your daughter is standing in the middle of a life that changed completely overnight while everyone in the room looks at the baby.Nobody is asking how she feels.This new baby big sister children's book finally does.Nobody Told Me It Would Feel Like This is the new baby adjustment picture book for kids that finally gets it right - not by rushing your daughter toward instant love, not by pretending the new baby jealousy isn't completely real, but by sitting beside her in every complicated feeling and showing her that loving a new baby is something that grows. This children's book about new baby feelings and big sister emotions burns one truth into every child who reads it: big sisters aren't born feeling perfect. They grow into it. In their own time. In their own completely personal way.Meet Cleo. Five years old. Everyone told her becoming a big sister would be wonderful. Everyone promised she would love the baby. And nobody - absolutely nobody - told her it would feel like this.Then Pip arrives - a tiny round impossibly warm yellow bird who lands quietly on Cleo's shoulder and says the one thing she actually needed to hear: "I know. It's okay that this isn't what you expected."Not "you'll love them soon." Not "just give it time." Just - I know.Together Pip and Cleo talk honestly about every feeling Cleo has been carrying completely alone - the new baby jealousy, the anger that everything changed without her permission, the confusion of loving someone and resenting them at the same time, and the guilt of feeling any of it at all. Pip gently shows Cleo that every single feeling is allowed. Then slowly, unexpectedly, completely on her own terms - Cleo makes the baby laugh for the very first time. And feels something nobody told her about either.On the last page Cleo looks directly at your child: "Nobody told me it would feel like this. But nobody told me about this part either - and this part is the best."What your child gains from this new baby big sister book: The only new baby big sister picture book that validates every complicated feeling - new baby jealousy, anger, confusion and guilt - honestly without rushing toward instant love or pretending any feeling is wrongThe most empowering new baby adjustment truth any children's book can deliver: loving a new baby grows gradually - and that is completely, perfectly normalOne sentence from this children's book about becoming a big sister they carry forever: nobody told me about this part - and this part is the bestPart of a growing collection of honest gentle children's new baby and sibling adjustment books - emotionally powerful new baby big sister picture books for kids about new baby jealousy, becoming a big sister, big brother adjustment and more. The complete children's new baby adjustment and big sister picture book collection for ages 3-6.Perfect for: Children aged 3-6 becoming a big sister Parents searching for a gentle effective new baby jealousy and big sister adjustment book Reading together before and after the new baby arrives The most meaningful new baby big sister gift any parent grandparent or friend can giveScroll up. Nobody told her about this part. This new baby big sister picture book makes sure your daughter disc Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Do you want to teach your child about perseverance Do you want them to never give up - not because someone told them to, but because they discovered that finishing matters more than finishing first Telling children to keep going doesn't work. Showing them exactly what their body screaming stop feels like - and what choosing to take one more step looks like - that's what changes behaviour permanently.This children's perseverance book does exactly that.Jude's unstoppable race is the children's perseverance and grit picture book that gets it right - showing your child exactly what choosing to keep going feels like from the inside. This children's book about perseverance and never giving up burns one truth into every child who reads it: your legs will lie to you. Don't listen.Meet Jude. Eight years old. First ever 5K race. By halfway his legs are on fire, every part of him screaming stop. Other runners pass him. The course empties around him.One step. Then another. Then another.He crosses the finish line last. Dead last. And feels something no medal could ever give him.On the last page Jude looks directly at your child: 'I finished last. But I finished. And nobody - nothing - can ever take that from me. Your legs will lie to you. Don't listen.'What your child gains: - The raw physical experience of what perseverance and grit actually cost - the most powerful children's perseverance and never giving up lesson any children's grit picture book delivers- The growth mindset lesson that finishing matters more than finishing first- One sentence they carry forever: your legs will lie to you - don't listenPart of the life lessons series - children's perseverance grit and life skills picture books about never giving up, resilience, decision making and more.Perfect for: Children aged 6-10 ? Parents searching for a children's perseverance and grit picture book ? The most powerful children's perseverance gift any parent coach or teacher can giveScroll up. His legs said stop. He didn't. This children's perseverance picture book makes sure your child never forgets what that feels like.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Do you want to help your child stop sucking their thumb Do you want them to feel ready and empowered enough to make that change themselves - gently, proudly, in their own time Not with bandages. Not with bitter sprays. Not with another sticker chart that lasted four days. With a children's thumb sucking book so warm, so tender and so genuinely empowering that your child will want to stop - because they decided they were ready.This is that story.Brave Thumbs: The Night Luna Said Goodnight to Her Thumb is the thumb sucking picture book for kids that finally gets it right - not by pressuring, not by shaming, but by showing your child exactly what choosing brave feels like at the hardest moment of the day. This empowering children's book about stopping thumb sucking burns one truth into every child who reads it: you don't have to stop feeling safe. You just have to find a braver way to feel it.Meet Luna. Three years old. Her thumb has been her comfort since she was a baby - cosy, familiar, completely hers. Then Ms Garcia, Luna's mother - whispers one question that changes everything: Luna doesn't say goodnight to her thumb because someone told her to. She decides she is ready. On her own terms. Because brave feels better than comfortable.On the last page Pip looks gently at your child: 'What would brave feel like for you tonight 'What your child gains from this thumb sucking book for kids: - The gentle empowering understanding that stopping thumb sucking is a choice they get to make - not a rule imposed on them by anyone else- The proud discovery that being ready to stop thumb sucking is something they decide - nobody elsePerfect for: Children aged 3-5 sucking their thumb ? Parents searching for a gentle effective thumb sucking solution ? Bedtime reading with a real thumb sucking purpose ? The most empowering thumb sucking children's book any parent can giveScroll up. What would brave feel like tonight This thumb sucking picture book for kids helps your child find out - and say goodnight to their thumb forever.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Do you want to help your child stop picking their nose Do you want them to stop - not because you told them to, but because they thought it was their own idea There is a finger up your child's nose right now, isn't there. Not a question. You know. The reminders don't work. The looks don't work. The whispered 'we do not do that in public' definitely doesn't work. And the worst part Your child genuinely has no idea they're doing it.You don't need another strategy. You need a children's nose picking book that makes your child laugh so hard at Milo that they never look at their own finger the same way again.Brave Nose: The Day Milo's Nose Made History is the nose picking picture book for kids that breaks the habit by breaking the spell - wildly funny, completely shame-free and genuinely empowering. This children's book about stopping nose picking burns one truth into every child who reads it: your nose is capable of great things. Fingers are holding it back.Meet Milo. Five years old. His finger has developed a hobby. His nose has become the most explored place in his entire universe - until something so spectacularly, gloriously ridiculous happens that Milo stops. Stares. And realises his nose has been completely wasted on fingers this whole time.Suddenly, an itch in his nose he is whisked away to the Land of Snot where magical adventures awaits him.What your child gains from this nose picking book for kids: - The funniest most empowering reframe in any children's nose picking picture book - your nose deserves better than fingers- A laugh so specific your child will think of it every single time their finger heads north - the most effective nose picking habit replacement any book has ever deliveredPerfect for: Children aged 3-6 picking their nose ? Exhausted parents who have run out of ways to say please stop ? Teachers and classroom libraries ? The funniest most effective nose picking children's book any parent teacher or grandparent can giveScroll up. Your nose is capable of great things. This nose picking picture book for kids makes sure your child discovers exactly what they are.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Do you want to teach your child about forgiveness Do you want them to let go - not because someone told them to, but because they discovered that carrying anger is heavier than anything Telling children to forgive doesn't work. Showing them exactly what carrying resentment feels like - cold, heavy, exhausting - that's what changes behaviour permanently.This children's forgiveness book does exactly that.The Kind, Brave, True Series: The Day Rosa Let It Go is the children's forgiveness and letting go picture book that gets it right - showing your child exactly what choosing to let go feels like from the inside. This children's book about forgiveness and emotional resilience burns one truth into every child who reads it: forgiveness isn't weakness. It's the strongest choice a child can make - for themselves.Meet Rosa. Eight years old. Her best friend told her secret to the whole class. On purpose. The anger feels justified. Then Rosa notices - carrying it is exhausting. Cold. Heavy. Her friend apologises. Genuinely.Rosa lets it go. Not for her friend. For herself.On the last page Rosa looks directly at your child: 'Forgiving her didn't mean what she did was fine. It meant I chose to put down something heavy. And I've never felt lighter.'What your child gains: - The understanding that forgiveness is a gift to yourself - the most powerful children's forgiveness and letting go lesson any children's forgiveness picture book delivers- The crucial distinction between forgiving and condoning - the most important children's book about forgiveness and emotional resilience insight available- One sentence they carry forever: I chose to put down something heavy - and I've never felt lighterPart of The Kind Brave True children's forgiveness and values series - children's forgiveness letting go and emotional resilience picture books about forgiveness, kindness, honesty, courage, patience and gratitude.Perfect for: Children aged 6-9 ? Building emotional resilience and conflict resolution ? The most powerful children's forgiveness and letting go gift any parent or teacher can giveScroll up. She put down something heavy. This children's forgiveness picture book makes sure your child discovers how much lighter that feels.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Has your child ever cried because they didn't want to leave their home The old bedroom is empty. The familiar street is getting smaller in the car window. And your child is asking the question that breaks every moving parent's heart: 'Will I ever feel at home again 'You've promised it will be wonderful. You've talked about the new bedroom, the new park, the fresh start. But none of that reaches the part of your child that just wants things to go back to the way they were.This book reaches that part.Not Home Yet: The Day Leo Found His Window is the picture book that sits beside your child in the hardest moment of moving - not at the exciting new beginning, but in the empty room full of boxes, when nothing feels right yet. Tender, honest and quietly hopeful, this is the story that helps your child carry the sadness of leaving while opening their eyes to everything waiting ahead.Meet Leo. Six years old. New house. New neighbourhood. His favourite toys are packed away, his old garden is gone, and his tummy feels heavy in a way he has no words for yet. Then Pip - his tiny, impossibly calm yellow bird companion - lands on a moving box beside him and says the one thing Leo actually needed to hear: 'I know. It's okay to feel this way.'Not 'you'll love it here.' Not 'isn't this exciting ' Just - I know.Together, Pip and Leo talk about what leaving really feels like. Saying goodbye to a bedroom. To a garden. To a street that knew your name. Pip gently reminds Leo that home isn't just a place - it's the people and the feelings he carries with him. And slowly, Leo begins to look up. He finds a sunny spot on his new windowsill - perfect for his favourite toy. He spots a boy next door who waves. He notices a park at the end of the street with the tallest climbing frame he has ever seen.He isn't home yet. But something small and warm stirs inside him.And on the last page, Leo looks directly at your child and says: 'I know you might be sad about moving. I was too. But home has a way of finding you. I promise.'That promise is the beginning of everything.Why parents reach for this book on moving day: - Validates the grief of leaving without minimising it - no 'isn't this exciting' toxic positivity- Shows children that sadness and hope can live in the same moment- Leo's gentle discoveries give anxious children a realistic, trustworthy roadmap- Closes with Leo speaking directly to your child - warm, honest and deeply reassuring- Tender, beautifully illustrated scenes that mirror exactly what your child is experiencingPerfect for: Children aged 4-8 facing a house move ? Reading together on moving day or the night before ? Children who struggle with change and goodbyes ? The most thoughtful gift any parent can give a child going through a moveScroll up. Home has a way of finding you - and this book helps your child believe it.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Do you want to teach your child how to make friends Do you want them to take that first step - not because you told them to, but because they discovered that hello is all it ever takes Telling children to just go and talk to someone doesn't work. Showing them exactly what that two-second moment feels like - and what happens after - that's what changes behaviour permanently.This children's making friends book does exactly that.Finn's Brave Hello is the children's making friends picture book that gets it right - showing your child exactly what closing the distance between alone and together feels like. This children's book about making friends and social skills burns one truth into every child who reads it: hello was all it took. It always is.Meet Finn. Five years old. New school. Sitting alone watching other boys play. Fear sitting in his chest like a stone.Then two words: 'Can I play 'One shrug. 'Yeah, sure.'That's it. By the end of lunch he knows two names. By the end of the week one of them saves him a seat.On the last page Finn looks directly at your child: 'I was so scared to say hello. But hello was all it took. It always is.'What your child gains: - Two concrete words for their own friendship moment - the most practical children's making friends and social skills lesson any children's making friends picture book delivers- The reassuring truth that approaching someone new is almost never as scary as the fear predicts- One sentence they carry forever: hello was all it took - it always isPart of the social skills series - children's making friends social skills and life skills picture books about making friends, sharing, handling disappointment and more.Perfect for: Children aged 3-7 ? Parents searching for a children's making friends and social skills picture book ? The most practical children's making friends gift any parent or teacher can giveScroll up. Hello was all it took. This children's making friends picture book makes sure your child believes it.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Do you want to teach your child how to manage anger Do you want them to feel in charge of their anger - not because someone told them to calm down, but because they discovered that choosing what the fire does next feels stronger than anything Telling children to calm down doesn't work. Showing them exactly what being in charge of anger feels like - that's what changes behaviour permanently.This children's anger management book does exactly that.Eli's big choice is the children's anger management picture book that gets it right - showing your child exactly what choosing what anger does next feels like from the inside. This children's book about managing anger and emotional regulation burns one truth into every child who reads it: the fire was real. But I chose what it did next.Meet Eli. Seven years old. A boy knocks over his tower deliberately. The fire rises immediately. Fists clench. Everyone watching.Then Eli closes his eyes. Presses his hands flat. Takes one slow breath.The fire is still there. But Eli is in charge of it now.On the last page Eli looks directly at your child: 'The fire was real. It was allowed. But I chose what it did next. And that felt stronger than anything.'What your child gains: - A concrete breathing tool for their own anger moment - the most practical children's anger management and emotional regulation lesson any children's anger management picture book delivers- The understanding that anger is allowed - the choice is what happens next- One sentence they carry forever: the fire was real - but I chose what it did nextPart of the life skills series - children's anger management emotional regulation and life skills picture books about managing anger, handling disappointment, sharing, making friends and more.Perfect for: Children aged 4-8 ? Parents searching for a children's anger management and emotional regulation book ? The most empowering children's anger management gift any parent or teacher can giveScroll up. The fire was real. This children's anger management picture book makes sure your child chooses what it does next.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Do you want to teach your child to respect differences Do you want them to choose curiosity over comfort - not because someone told them to, but because they discovered that their world grows every time they do Telling children to be inclusive doesn't work. Showing them exactly what choosing curiosity over comfort feels like - and what it gives back - that's what changes behaviour permanently.This children's book about respecting differences does exactly that.Amara's big adventure is the children's diversity and inclusion picture book that gets it right - showing your child exactly what choosing curiosity feels like from the inside. This children's book about respecting differences burns one truth into every child who reads it: your world grows every time you choose curious over comfortable.Meet Amara. Seven years old. A new boy arrives at school - different food, different laugh, different everything. Her friends look away. Amara almost does too.Then she gets curious. Sits down. Asks one question. He asks one back.Her own world is permanently, irreversibly larger.On the last page Amara looks directly at your child: 'I almost looked away. Instead I got curious. And my world grew in ways I never expected. It always does - when you choose curious over comfortable.'What your child gains: - The understanding that respecting differences isn't obligation - it's the most exciting choice available, the most powerful children's diversity and inclusion lesson any children's respecting differences picture book delivers- The specific experience of how choosing curiosity permanently expands your world- One sentence they carry forever: choose curious over comfortablePart of the life lessons series - children's diversity inclusion and life skills picture books about respecting differences, decision making, perseverance and more.Perfect for: Children aged 5-9 ? Parents searching for a children's diversity and inclusion picture book ? The most powerful children's diversity and inclusion gift any parent or teacher can giveScroll up. She chose curious. Her world grew. This children's diversity picture book makes sure your child's will too. …

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Do you want to teach your child how to handle disappointment Do you want them to choose what happens next - not because someone told them to move on, but because they decided to Telling children to cheer up doesn't work. Showing them exactly what disappointment feels like - and what choosing what happens next looks like - that's what changes behaviour permanently.This children's book about handling disappointment does exactly that.Nadia's big lesson is the children's handling disappointment picture book that gets it right - showing your child exactly what choosing what happens next feels like from the inside. This children's book about disappointment and resilience burns one truth into every child who reads it: the disappointment happened to me. What happened next was mine.Meet Nadia. Six years old. She practised for weeks for the lead role in the school play. Another girl's name is called. Nadia wants to cry. She wants to shout. For a moment she does both.Then she makes one good choice.She learns her smaller part so well that on the night of the play the audience laughs exactly when she wants them to.On the last page Nadia looks directly at your child: 'I really wanted it. I really didn't get it. But I chose what happened next. And that was mine.'What your child gains: - The empowering understanding that disappointment is allowed - fully and completely - before the choice comes- The most powerful children's handling disappointment and resilience lesson any children's disappointment picture book delivers- One sentence they carry forever: I chose what happened next - and that was minePart of the children's life skills series - children's handling disappointment resilience and life skills picture books about disappointment, anger management, sharing, making friends and more.Perfect for: Children aged 4-8 ? Parents searching for a children's handling disappointment and resilience book ? The most empowering children's disappointment resilience and life skills gift any parent or teacher can giveScroll up. She chose what happened next. This children's handling disappointment picture book makes sure your child always can too.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Does your child lie awake at night, heart racing, too scared to close their eyes You've checked under the bed. You've left the hall light on. You've whispered 'there's nothing there' so many times it's lost all meaning. And still - every single night - the dark wins.Here's what no one tells you: your child already knows nothing is there. The problem isn't information. It's the feeling. And you cannot think your way out of a feeling. You can only move through it.That's exactly what this book teaches them to do.Scared of the Dark: The Night Noah Found His Light is the bedtime picture book that finally gets it right - not by making the dark less scary, but by making your child feel less alone inside the fear. Warm, honest, and quietly transformative, this is the story children ask for every night because it's the first one that ever truly understood them.Meet Noah. Four years old. Obsessed with dinosaurs. Fearless all day long - until the lights go out. Then his room shifts. The shadows stretch. His heart beats somewhere in his throat. He knows it's just the dark. But knowing has never once helped.Then Pip arrives.A tiny, round, impossibly gentle yellow bird who lands on Noah's pillow, says nothing for a moment, and then says everything: 'I know. It's okay that it feels this big.'Not 'don't be scared.' Not 'there's nothing there.' Just - I know.Pip doesn't chase the dark away. Pip doesn't pretend it isn't real. Pip simply stays. And in staying, teaches Noah the most important thing any child can learn: scared is just a feeling, like hungry or tired or excited. Feelings are allowed to visit. And every single one of them passes.Noah doesn't conquer the dark that night. He just takes one small breath - with Pip right there beside him. And somehow, that's enough.It will be enough for your child too.Why this book lives on the bedside table: - The only bedtime book that validates the fear completely - no minimising, no 'it's not real'- Teaches children to name their feelings, understand them, and move through them gently- Pip's quiet presence becomes the inner calm your child carries into every dark room- Ends with Pip's gentle invitation: 'What does your scared feel like It's okay to tell someone' - the conversation every parent wishes they knew how to start- Soft, warm illustrations that grow more golden as Noah's courage grows - your child will noticePerfect for: Children aged 3-6 ? Bedtime reading that actually helps ? Children who struggle to sleep alone ? The most meaningful gift for any anxious childScroll up. The dark feels smaller when you don't face it alone.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Do you want to teach your child that words have consequences Do you want them to think before they speak - not because someone told them to, but because they discovered that words travel further than they ever imagined Telling children to be careful what they say doesn't work. Showing them exactly what a careless comment does after it leaves their mouth - that's what changes behaviour permanently.This children's book about actions and consequences does exactly that.Aiden's Lesson is the children's actions and consequences picture book that gets it right - showing your child exactly what watching words travel feels like from the inside. This children's book about consequences and accountability burns one truth into every child who reads it: words travel. They always travel further than you think.Meet Aiden. Seven years old. A careless comment to one friend. By the end of the day it has travelled through the entire class.Aiden watches the classmate sit alone at lunch - shoulders hunched - and feels a cold heavy sinking in his chest.He walks across the room. Sits down. Says sorry.On the last page Aiden looks directly at your child: 'I didn't think it would go anywhere. It went everywhere. Now I think about where my words are going before I let them leave.'What your child gains: - The visceral understanding that words travel further than we think - the most powerful children's actions and consequences lesson any children's consequences picture book delivers- The cause and effect lesson no classroom explanation delivers as powerfully as this story- One sentence they carry forever: I think about where my words are going before I let them leavePart of the life lessons series - children's consequences accountability and life skills picture books about actions and consequences, keeping promises, listening skills and more.Perfect for: Children aged 5-9 ? Parents searching for a children's actions and consequences picture book ? The most powerful children's actions and consequences gift any parent or teacher can giveScroll up. Words travel. This children's actions and consequences picture book makes sure your child never forgets where they go.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Do you want to teach your child to share Do you want them to share voluntarily - not because you told them to, but because they discovered that choosing to share feels better than keeping Telling children to share doesn't work. Showing them exactly what voluntary sharing feels like - that's what changes behaviour permanently.This children's sharing book does exactly that.Zoe's big heart is the children's sharing and generosity picture book that gets it right - showing your child exactly what choosing to share feels like from the inside. This children's book about sharing and generosity burns one truth into every child who reads it: sharing doesn't mean losing. It means something warmer than keeping.Meet Zoe. Four years old. Her soft yellow bear - her most precious thing. At the park a younger child looks at it with the biggest most wanting eyes imaginable. Nobody is making her share.Zoe holds the bear tighter. Then holds it out.The younger child's face changes completely. When they carefully hand it back Zoe understands something nobody told her - sharing doesn't mean losing. It means lending love and getting it back richer.On the last page Zoe looks directly at your child: 'It was mine. I didn't have to. But I chose to share - and it felt better than keeping it all to myself.'What your child gains: - The understanding that real sharing is voluntary - the most powerful children's sharing and generosity lesson any children's sharing picture book delivers- The discovery that sharing doesn't mean losing - the most important children's book about sharing and generosity insight available- One sentence they carry forever: I chose to share - and it felt better than keepingPart of the life skills series - children's sharing generosity and life skills picture books about sharing, making friends, handling disappointment and more.Perfect for: Children aged 3-6 ? Parents searching for a children's sharing and generosity picture book ? The most meaningful children's sharing and generosity gift any parent or teacher can giveScroll up. She chose to share. This children's sharing and generosity picture book makes sure your child discovers exactly what that feels like.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Do you want to teach your child to keep promises Do you want them to honour their word - not because someone was watching, but because they discovered that a promise kept is the most powerful thing one person can give another Telling children to keep promises doesn't work. Showing them exactly what a promise means to the person receiving it - that's what changes behaviour permanently.This children's promise keeping book does exactly that.The power of a promise is the children's promise keeping picture book that gets it right - showing your child exactly what honouring a promise feels like from the inside. This children's book about keeping promises and integrity burns one truth into every child who reads it: a promise kept is the most powerful thing one person can give another.Meet Priya. Seven years old. She promised her best friend - front row - at her very first gymnastics performance. Then a birthday party invitation arrived.Priya puts the invitation down. Shows up. Front row. Exactly where she said.Her friend walks out. Finds Priya sitting there. Her face does something Priya has never seen before - pure overwhelming relief.On the last page Priya looks directly at your child: 'I almost chose the party. But I saw her face when she found me there. A promise kept is the most powerful thing one person can give another.'What your child gains: - The understanding that a promise is something another person holds onto - the most powerful children's promise keeping lesson any children's promise keeping picture book delivers- One sentence they carry forever: a promise kept is the most powerful thing one person can give anotherPart of the life skills series - children's promise keeping integrity and life skills picture books about keeping promises, listening skills, decision making and more.Perfect for: Children aged 5-8 ? Parents searching for a children's promise keeping and integrity picture book ? The most powerful children's promise keeping gift any parent or teacher can giveScroll up. She kept her word. This children's promise keeping picture book makes sure your child always will too.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Do you want to teach your child about gratitude Do you want them to see what they already have - not because you told them to, but because they discovered that seeing differently changes everything Telling children to be grateful doesn't work. Showing them exactly what it feels like to suddenly, unexpectedly see everything they already have - that's what changes behaviour permanently.This children's gratitude book does exactly that.The Day Mateo Learned to See is the children's gratitude and contentment picture book that gets it right - showing your child exactly what seeing differently feels like from the inside. This children's book about gratitude and thankfulness burns one truth into every child who reads it: he had less. But he saw more.Meet Mateo. Seven years old. Always wanting more. At the park he meets a boy playing with a worn wooden toy he made himself - relaxed, funny, having more fun than anyone else there. They play for an hour. The boy never mentions what he doesn't have. Only what he loves.Walking home Mateo sees everything differently.On the last page Mateo looks directly at your child: 'He had less than me. But he saw more. That day I decided to start seeing too.'What your child gains: - The ability to see what they already have - the most powerful children's gratitude and contentment lesson any children's gratitude picture book delivers- The understanding that contentment is a choice - the most important children's book about gratitude and thankfulness insight available- One sentence they carry forever: he had less - but he saw morePart of the children's gratitude and values series - children's gratitude contentment and thankfulness picture books about gratitude, kindness, honesty, courage, patience and forgiveness.Perfect for: Children aged 5-8 ? Parents searching for a children's gratitude and contentment picture book ? The most meaningful children's gratitude and thankfulness gift any parent or teacher can giveScroll up. He saw more. This children's gratitude picture book makes sure your child starts seeing too.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Do you want to teach your child to ask for help Do you want them to raise their hand - not because someone told them to, but because they discovered that asking is the smartest bravest thing they can do Telling children to ask for help doesn't work. Showing them exactly what staying silent costs - that's what changes behaviour permanently.This children's asking for help book does exactly that.Clara's brave question is the children's asking for help picture book that gets it right - showing your child exactly what raising their hand feels like from the inside. This children's book about asking for help and social skills burns one truth into every child who reads it: not knowing isn't failing. Asking is the smartest bravest thing I ever did.Meet Clara. Seven years old. Stuck on a maths problem. Page blank. Everyone else writing. She could pretend. She almost does.Then six words: 'I don't understand. Can you help 'Her teacher smiles. The problem makes sense immediately.On the last page Clara looks directly at your child: 'Not knowing isn't failing. Asking is the smartest bravest thing I ever did.'What your child gains: - Six concrete words for their own stuck moment - the most practical children's asking for help lesson any children's asking for help picture book delivers- The understanding that asking is intelligence not weakness - the most important children's book about asking for help insight available- One sentence they carry forever: not knowing isn't failing - asking is the smartest bravest thingPart of the social skills series - children's asking for help social skills and life skills picture books about asking for help, making friends, sharing and more.Perfect for: Children aged 5-9 ? Parents searching for a children's asking for help and social skills picture book ? The most empowering children's asking for help gift any parent or teacher can giveScroll up. Six words. This children's asking for help picture book makes sure your child is always ready to say them.…

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Do you want to teach your child about courage Do you want them to speak up - not because someone told them to, but because they discovered that staying silent when something is wrong feels worse than anything Telling children to be brave doesn't work. Showing them exactly what courage looks like in the hardest moment - heart hammering, legs heavy, every reason to stay quiet - that's what changes behaviour permanently.This children's courage book does exactly that.The Day Sofia Spoke Up: A courageous tale of standing against bullying, is the children's courage and bravery picture book that gets it right - not by making courage look easy, but by showing your child exactly what speaking up feels like from the inside. This children's book about courage and standing up for others burns one truth into every child who reads it: brave doesn't mean not scared. It means doing it anyway.Meet Sofia. Eight years old. Red jacket. A boy being laughed at by older kids - something wrong, something unfair. Everyone looking away. Heart hammering. Legs heavy.Sofia takes one step forward. Says four words: 'That's not okay. Stop.'The older kids walk away. The boy looks at Sofia. No words needed.On the last page Sofia looks directly at your child: 'My heart was hammering the whole time. But I spoke up anyway. That's what brave actually feels like.'What your child gains from this children's courage and bravery book: - Four real words for their own courage moment - the most practical children's courage and bravery lesson any children's courage picture book delivers- The honest understanding that courage means acting despite fear - the most important children's book about speaking up and standing up for others insight available- One sentence they carry forever: my heart was hammering - but I spoke up anywayPart of The children's courage and values book series - bold honest children's courage bravery and character picture books about courage, kindness, honesty, patience, forgiveness and gratitude. The complete children's courage bravery and values picture book series for ages 5-9.Perfect for: Children aged 6-9 ? Parents and teachers searching for a children's courage and bravery picture book ? Anti-bullying character education and standing up for others programmes ? The most empowering children's courage bravery and standing up gift any parent teacher or counsellor can giveScroll up. She spoke up anyway. This children's courage and bravery picture book makes sure your child always will too.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Do you want to teach your child about patience Do you want them to learn to wait - not because they had to, but because they discovered that the best moments are worth every single second Telling children to be patient doesn't work. Showing them exactly what choosing to wait feels like - the desperate wanting, the almost-peeking, the specific restless energy of a child who wants something right now - that's what changes behaviour permanently.This children's patience book does exactly that.The Day Theo Learned to Wait is the children's patience and self control picture book that gets it right - not by lecturing about waiting, but by putting your child inside the exact experience of choosing patience. This children's book about patience and delayed gratification burns one truth into every child who reads it: the moment is worth every single second of waiting for.Meet Theo. Six years old. His birthday present sits under the table - large, colourfully wrapped, impossibly tempting. Every minute feels like an hour. Then Theo notices his mum's face - full of excitement for the moment he opens it. The waiting isn't just his. It belongs to both of them.So Theo really waits. He helps. He draws. He notices the day. And when the moment arrives it is everything he hoped.On the last page Theo looks directly at your child: 'Waiting felt impossible. But I did it. And the moment was worth every single second.'What your child gains from this children's patience and self control book: - The profound understanding that patience is active not passive - the most powerful children's patience and self control lesson any children's patience picture book delivers- The generous discovery that waiting belongs to everyone - building children's empathy and delayed gratification simultaneously- One sentence they carry forever: the moment was worth every single secondPart of the children's patience and values book series - bold honest children's patience self control and character picture books about patience, kindness, honesty, courage, forgiveness and gratitude. The complete children's patience self control and values picture book series for ages 4-7.Perfect for: Children aged 4-7 ? Parents and teachers searching for a children's patience and self control picture book ? Building delayed gratification and self control without pressure ? The most meaningful children's patience self control and delayed gratification gift any parent teacher or counsellor can giveScroll up. The moment was worth every single second. This children's patience and self control picture book makes sure your child believes it.…