
My Kind Book
In this heartfelt picture book, children can join Tiger as she learns the importance of thinking of others.Being kind is a way of behaving that is part of being a happy child. But it is not easy being kind all the time, and what does being kind actually mean? My Kind Bo......
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<p><b>In this heartfelt picture book, children can join Tiger as she learns the importance of thinking of others.</b><br><br>Being kind is a way of behaving that is part of being a happy child. But it is not easy being kind all the time, and what does being kind actually mean? <i>My Kind Book </i>helps children discover ways to be kind and how to deal with times when they feel grumpy and hurtful.<br><br>By following Tiger on her journey, children will begin to learn how to be helpful, respectful, and polite-and why these things are important. The book also looks at what it means to be unkind, and help children cope with negative emotions. <br><br>Developed in consultation with a mental health professional Clare Arnold, CAMHS, <i>My Kind Book</i> provides the insight and vocabulary youngsters need to express how they feel and encourages them to talk about their feelings. With heartwarming, full-colour illustrations by Sara Ward, this book is perfect for children aged 3+.<br><br><b>ABOUT THE SERIES</b>: The <i>My Feelings </i>series invites young readers to identify and manage their emotions through heart-warming hardback animal stories, developed in consultation with mental health professional, Clare Arnold.</p>
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| Produktnavn | My Kind Book |
| book typ | boker, barneboker, fakta |
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