A big feeling came like a wind, and lifted Little Bean off the floor. This is the way back down.
Sometimes a feeling comes. Not a small one — a big, fast, all-of-you feeling. It lifts Little Bean up like a leaf and carries it far from the floor, far from the room, far from itself.
Little Bean isn't told to calm down. Instead, Big Bean shows it the way back into its own body — one small move at a time:
Feet on the floor. Big breath out. I'm still here.
A quiet story about the wind of a big feeling, the floor that never leaves, and the roots that bring a small body back to steady. The feeling isn't fixed away and it isn't argued with — it simply gets smaller, until Little Bean is carrying it instead of the other way round.
The one the other Little Signals stories lean on. The small three-step tool in this book — feet, breath, look around — is one children can take off the page and keep: co-regulated with a grown-up at first, then slowly their own.
For every child who has ever been swept off their feet by a feeling — and every grown-up who has ever knelt beside them, not sure what to say.
From the Little Signals world: quiet stories and tools that help small humans notice their signals and find their way back to steady. No quick fixes. No hype. Regulation before optimisation.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. A big feeling came like a wind, and lifted Little Bean off the floor. This is the way back down.Sometimes a feeling comes. Not a small one - a big, fast, all-of-you feeling. It comes like a wind: it lifts, and lifts, and lifts, until Little Bean can't feel the floor. It carries Little Bean up like a leaf - far from the floor, far from the room, far from itself.Every child knows this moment. Every parent has stood in it, not sure what to say.Here is what doesn't happen next: nobody says calm down. Nobody says the feeling is silly, or too big, or wrong. Instead, Big Bean arrives - not pulling, not rushing - and shows Little Bean the way back into its own body, one small move at a time: Feet on the floor. Press them down, like roots. One big breath - all the way out. Slow. Now look. Now listen. The room comes back, one thing at a time."I'm still here," said Little Bean.A STORY THAT IS ALSO A TOOLThe three small moves in this book - feet, breath, look around - are real, body-based grounding steps a child can take off the page and keep. The refrain lands three times across the story, so by the last page children are saying it along: feet on the floor, big breath out, I'm still here. It works co-regulated with a grown-up at first, and slowly becomes the child's own - carried in the body long after the book is closed.And the ending keeps its promise honest: the feeling isn't fixed away, and it isn't argued with. It simply gets smaller, until Little Bean is carrying the feeling instead of the feeling carrying Little Bean. Still a little heavy. But back.INSIDE THE BOOKA gentle 32-page story told in short, read-aloud lines, with the wind-and-roots imagery carried through every illustrationA repeating three-step refrain children learn by heart without tryingA "for grown-ups" note on why "calm down" doesn't work, and what to do insteadA keepsake tool page - the way back, in five small lines, to come back to on hard daysWHO IT'S FORFor children aged 4-8 who feel everything at full size. For the wobbly drop-offs, the after-school storms, the moments before sleep when everything is suddenly too big. For parents, grandparents and carers who want something better than "calm down". For teachers, SENCOs and therapists who need a shared, simple language for coming back to steady - one that works at the kitchen table and on the classroom carpet alike.Every Little Signals story is about a feeling. This is the story about the way back from all of them - the keystone of the shelf. Readers of the other books will recognise the moves; children who start here will carry them everywhere.From the Little Signals world: quiet stories and tools that help small humans notice their signals and find their way back to steady. A gentle Little Signals picture book about the wind of a big feeling. When a feeling sweeps Little Bean off its feet, nobody says 'calm down.' Instead it learns the way back into its own body, one small move at a time. About grounding and coming back to steady. A tool to share: feet on the floor, big breath out, I'm still here. Ages 48. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781911837268
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - A big feeling came like a wind, and lifted Little Bean off the floor. This is the way back down.Sometimes a feeling comes. Not a small one - a big, fast, all-of-you feeling. It comes like a wind: it lifts, and lifts, and lifts, until Little Bean can't feel the floor. It carries Little Bean up like a leaf - far from the floor, far from the room, far from itself.Every child knows this moment. Every parent has stood in it, not sure what to say.Here is what doesn't happen next: nobody says calm down. Nobody says the feeling is silly, or too big, or wrong. Instead, Big Bean arrives - not pulling, not rushing - and shows Little Bean the way back into its own body, one small move at a time:Feet on the floor. Press them down, like roots. One big breath - all the way out. Slow. Now look. Now listen. The room comes back, one thing at a time.'I'm still here,' said Little Bean.A STORY THAT IS ALSO A TOOLThe three small moves in this book - feet, breath, look around - are real, body-based grounding steps a child can take off the page and keep. The refrain lands three times across the story, so by the last page children are saying it along: feet on the floor, big breath out, I'm still here. It works co-regulated with a grown-up at first, and slowly becomes the child's own - carried in the body long after the book is closed.And the ending keeps its promise honest: the feeling isn't fixed away, and it isn't argued with. It simply gets smaller, until Little Bean is carrying the feeling instead of the feeling carrying Little Bean. Still a little heavy. But back.INSIDE THE BOOKA gentle 32-page story told in short, read-aloud lines, with the wind-and-roots imagery carried through every illustrationA repeating three-step refrain children learn by heart without tryingA 'for grown-ups' note on why 'calm down' doesn't work, and what to do insteadA keepsake tool page - the way back, in five small lines, to come back to on hard daysWHO IT'S FORFor children aged 4-8 who feel everything at full size. For the wobbly drop-offs, the after-school storms, the moments before sleep when everything is suddenly too big. For parents, grandparents and carers who want something better than 'calm down'. For teachers, SENCOs and therapists who need a shared, simple language for coming back to steady - one that works at the kitchen table and on the classroom carpet alike.Every Little Signals story is about a feeling. This is the story about the way back from all of them - the keystone of the shelf. Readers of the other books will recognise the moves; children who start here will carry them everywhere.From the Little Signals world: quiet stories and tools that help small humans notice their signals and find their way back to steady. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781911837268
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. A big feeling came like a wind, and lifted Little Bean off the floor. This is the way back down.Sometimes a feeling comes. Not a small one - a big, fast, all-of-you feeling. It comes like a wind: it lifts, and lifts, and lifts, until Little Bean can't feel the floor. It carries Little Bean up like a leaf - far from the floor, far from the room, far from itself.Every child knows this moment. Every parent has stood in it, not sure what to say.Here is what doesn't happen next: nobody says calm down. Nobody says the feeling is silly, or too big, or wrong. Instead, Big Bean arrives - not pulling, not rushing - and shows Little Bean the way back into its own body, one small move at a time: Feet on the floor. Press them down, like roots. One big breath - all the way out. Slow. Now look. Now listen. The room comes back, one thing at a time."I'm still here," said Little Bean.A STORY THAT IS ALSO A TOOLThe three small moves in this book - feet, breath, look around - are real, body-based grounding steps a child can take off the page and keep. The refrain lands three times across the story, so by the last page children are saying it along: feet on the floor, big breath out, I'm still here. It works co-regulated with a grown-up at first, and slowly becomes the child's own - carried in the body long after the book is closed.And the ending keeps its promise honest: the feeling isn't fixed away, and it isn't argued with. It simply gets smaller, until Little Bean is carrying the feeling instead of the feeling carrying Little Bean. Still a little heavy. But back.INSIDE THE BOOKA gentle 32-page story told in short, read-aloud lines, with the wind-and-roots imagery carried through every illustrationA repeating three-step refrain children learn by heart without tryingA "for grown-ups" note on why "calm down" doesn't work, and what to do insteadA keepsake tool page - the way back, in five small lines, to come back to on hard daysWHO IT'S FORFor children aged 4-8 who feel everything at full size. For the wobbly drop-offs, the after-school storms, the moments before sleep when everything is suddenly too big. For parents, grandparents and carers who want something better than "calm down". For teachers, SENCOs and therapists who need a shared, simple language for coming back to steady - one that works at the kitchen table and on the classroom carpet alike.Every Little Signals story is about a feeling. This is the story about the way back from all of them - the keystone of the shelf. Readers of the other books will recognise the moves; children who start here will carry them everywhere.From the Little Signals world: quiet stories and tools that help small humans notice their signals and find their way back to steady. A gentle Little Signals picture book about the wind of a big feeling. When a feeling sweeps Little Bean off its feet, nobody says 'calm down.' Instead it learns the way back into its own body, one small move at a time. About grounding and coming back to steady. A tool to share: feet on the floor, big breath out, I'm still here. Ages 48. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781911837268
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. A big feeling came like a wind, and lifted Little Bean off the floor. This is the way back down.Sometimes a feeling comes. Not a small one - a big, fast, all-of-you feeling. It comes like a wind: it lifts, and lifts, and lifts, until Little Bean can't feel the floor. It carries Little Bean up like a leaf - far from the floor, far from the room, far from itself.Every child knows this moment. Every parent has stood in it, not sure what to say.Here is what doesn't happen next: nobody says calm down. Nobody says the feeling is silly, or too big, or wrong. Instead, Big Bean arrives - not pulling, not rushing - and shows Little Bean the way back into its own body, one small move at a time: Feet on the floor. Press them down, like roots. One big breath - all the way out. Slow. Now look. Now listen. The room comes back, one thing at a time."I'm still here," said Little Bean.A STORY THAT IS ALSO A TOOLThe three small moves in this book - feet, breath, look around - are real, body-based grounding steps a child can take off the page and keep. The refrain lands three times across the story, so by the last page children are saying it along: feet on the floor, big breath out, I'm still here. It works co-regulated with a grown-up at first, and slowly becomes the child's own - carried in the body long after the book is closed.And the ending keeps its promise honest: the feeling isn't fixed away, and it isn't argued with. It simply gets smaller, until Little Bean is carrying the feeling instead of the feeling carrying Little Bean. Still a little heavy. But back.INSIDE THE BOOKA gentle 32-page story told in short, read-aloud lines, with the wind-and-roots imagery carried through every illustrationA repeating three-step refrain children learn by heart without tryingA "for grown-ups" note on why "calm down" doesn't work, and what to do insteadA keepsake tool page - the way back, in five small lines, to come back to on hard daysWHO IT'S FORFor children aged 4-8 who feel everything at full size. For the wobbly drop-offs, the after-school storms, the moments before sleep when everything is suddenly too big. For parents, grandparents and carers who want something better than "calm down". For teachers, SENCOs and therapists who need a shared, simple language for coming back to steady - one that works at the kitchen table and on the classroom carpet alike.Every Little Signals story is about a feeling. This is the story about the way back from all of them - the keystone of the shelf. Readers of the other books will recognise the moves; children who start here will carry them everywhere.From the Little Signals world: quiet stories and tools that help small humans notice their signals and find their way back to steady. A gentle Little Signals picture book about the wind of a big feeling. When a feeling sweeps Little Bean off its feet, nobody says 'calm down.' Instead it learns the way back into its own body, one small move at a time. About grounding and coming back to steady. A tool to share: feet on the floor, big breath out, I'm still here. Ages 48. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781911837268
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