A young girl named Ruby discovers a Worry, and while it's small to begin with, over time the Worry and grows and grows. Then she meets a young boy and learns that everyone has worries, and with the boy's help, she learns to control her own.

"Every parent wants a kid who can--who can thrive, who can cope, who can stay motivated, adapt, show compassion, be focused. A kid who won't get stuck in a perfectionist loop or become anxious and avoidant every time something negative happens. And get a good night's sleep (even more important than you might think). Written by three mental health professionals who work with families, RAISING A KID WHO CAN delivers neuroscience-based advice and easy-to-implement...

"Certified yoga instructor Jennifer Cohen Harper introduces Little Flower Yoga for Kids, a fun and unique program that combines yoga and mindfulness in an easy-to-read book. This program is designed especially for parents and kids, and is aimed at teaching children to pay attention, increase focus, and balance their emotions--all while building physical strength and flexibility. Based on a growing body of evidence that yoga and mindfulness practices...

Based on the book, How to Raise Emotionally Healthy Children, by Gerald Newmark, this interactive program teaches parents how to create an emotional connection so their child can thrive. Focusing on relational parenting, each volume features an overview of emotional needs, common parent-child conflicts, and how parents can modify their reactions to meet their child's critical emotional needs. Volume 2 for toddlers includes: promoting vs. limiting...

Based on the book, How to Raise Emotionally Healthy Children, by Gerald Newmark, this interactive program teaches parents how to create an emotional connection so their child can thrive. Focusing on relational parenting, each volume features an overview of emotional needs, common parent-child conflicts, and how parents can modify their reactions to meet their child's critical emotional needs. Volume 1 for babies includes: acknowledging vs. ignoring...

Based on the book, How to Raise Emotionally Healthy Children, by Gerald Newmark, this interactive program teaches parents how to create an emotional connection so their child can thrive. Focusing on relational parenting, each volume features an overview of emotional needs, common parent-child conflicts, and how parents can modify their reactions to meet their child's critical emotional needs. Volume 3 for preschoolers includes: staying neutral vs....

Presents an illustrated book with words and music to a children's song that explains whether happy or sad, feelings can sometimes be too much, but we can choose what to do with our feelings. Includes online music access.

Anita watches the dragons high above her as she hops from one cement roof to another in her village in the Dominican Republic. But being the valiant princesa she is, she never lets them scare her. Then one day, Anita must face her fears to begin a new life in a new country. Will she be brave enough to enter the belly of the beast and take flight to new adventures?

"Photographs and short rhyming verses describe how it feels to be sad"--Provided by publisher.

"What does it mean to feel worried? Everyone feels worried sometimes. Learn how to recognize, name, and manage your emotions. Stunning photos illustrate what being worried looks like. A mindfulness activity will help children learn how to turn worried feelings into good ones!"-- Provided by publisher.