Children’s Book about Anger Management
Ages 2-5
In this story, Josh gets angry, throws his toys, hits his baby brother, and breaks things in his way. Using cognitive-behavioural techniques, such as a chart of smiley faces and other rewards, this story helps children learn how to express anger, frustration and other negative emotions.
Available in Hardcover & Paperback
Children’s Book on Toilet Training
Ages 2-5
The funniest and most motivating toilet-training book ever! It contains 17 funny songs and rhymes parents can use to coax kids into the bathroom, and the accompanied CD of songs will make them love to sing along! Toddlers learning to potty train will find the familiar tunes, positive reinforcement and easy repetition a great way to learn how to use the potty!
Tell Me, Papa: Answers to Questions Children Ask About Death and Dying
A gentle explanation for children about death and the funeral. Tells children about what happens when you die; explains the funeral and cremation, and answers questions honestly. A useful tool for parents and caregivers searching for the right words to say. “Remember though, being dead and being asleep are not alike. When we are asleep, our parts inside keep working, making us ready for the day. We move. We breathe in and out…You can tell the difference between being dead and being asleep.”
Children’s Book for Siblings of NICU Babies
Ages 4- up
Includes both English and Spanish Translations. A book for siblings of NICU babies. Shares fears, worries of young children. Come with Katie and visit her new brother. “She couldn’t wait until that special day when he would come home. She already liked Christopher, and she just knew he was going to like her, too.”
Book Review
My three year old son enjoys this book. He says, "I do that sometimes, too." Bonus if your child has a younger sibling he or she doesn't share with, just like the characters in the book.
My 5 year old loves this book & we started a similar chart system to help with his emotional outburst. It helps his to see that it's ok to feel angry, but not ok to hit & hurt others feelings.
This is a very unique book that explains the answers to questions children may have about death and dying.
In an attempt to get our youngest used to the idea of potty training, I checked out a bunch of books on toilet training from the library. Many of them were very informative. However, my favorite buy far was the book "Tinkle, Tinkle, Little Tot" It uses a bunch of songs and rhymes to teach toilet training.
My 5 year old loves this book & we started a similar chart system to help with his emotional outburst. It helps his to see that it's ok to feel angry, but not ok to hit & hurt others feelings.This is a great book! We found it at the library and after multiple check-outs we just had to buy it. Autumn sings the songs in this book even when she is not using the potty. The songs praise using the potty as well as learning to wash our hands and encouraging staying dry at night. For anyone trying to potty train I would highly recommend this book and I cannot wait to introduce to our next little tot in the future!