ISBN: 9789361237997 - it's ok to feel....: for every child who struggles to say how they feel (8 résultats)

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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. This is NOT: Just an activity bookThis IS: "Social Emotional Learning (SEL) for kids"Learn Recognize Express Handle ReflectEvery feeling has a purpose.Happiness connects us.Sadness asks for comfort.Anger signals frustration.Fear seeks safety.Because every child deserves to feel heard, understood, and stay emotionally safe.___________________A heartfelt note from a parent to another, Being a mother of 3, I see my children cry, shout, hide, or become quiet sometimes - not because they are "difficult," but because they are still learning how feelings work.Psychologist Daniel Goleman emphasized that emotional awareness is just as important as academic learning. Likewise, child psychiatrist Daniel J. Siegel explains that when adults help children "name" their feelings, children are better able to calm and manage those emotions. Tantrums, silence, meltdowns, clinginess, frustration, or withdrawal are sometimes signals of feelings your kid does not yet know how to explain. Your child does not need perfect parents - but emotionally available ones, then the child will learn an important lesson: "My feelings matter, and I am safe talking about them."This book is created to help your child: -recognize emotions, express them in healthy ways, build self awarenessand develop simple coping skills through play and conversation.As you use this book together, the goal is not to "fix" every feeling, but to help your child feel seen, heard, and supported. A child who understands emotions grows into an adult who can understand themselves - and others - with empathy and confidence.Sometimes, a simple question like "How are you feeling today?" can become the beginning of lifelong emotional trust.Children may forget many lessons they are taught, but they rarely forget how they were made to feel.Thank you for helping your child grow not only smarter, but emotionally stronger too.- With care. Moving beyond simple activities, this guide empowers young learners to decode their inner world and transform overwhelming outbursts into healthy self-expression. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. This is NOT: Just an activity bookThis IS: "Social Emotional Learning (SEL) for kids"Learn Recognize Express Handle ReflectEvery feeling has a purpose.Happiness connects us.Sadness asks for comfort.Anger signals frustration.Fear seeks safety.Because every child deserves to feel heard, understood, and stay emotionally safe.___________________A heartfelt note from a parent to another, Being a mother of 3, I see my children cry, shout, hide, or become quiet sometimes - not because they are "difficult," but because they are still learning how feelings work.Psychologist Daniel Goleman emphasized that emotional awareness is just as important as academic learning. Likewise, child psychiatrist Daniel J. Siegel explains that when adults help children "name" their feelings, children are better able to calm and manage those emotions. Tantrums, silence, meltdowns, clinginess, frustration, or withdrawal are sometimes signals of feelings your kid does not yet know how to explain. Your child does not need perfect parents - but emotionally available ones, then the child will learn an important lesson: "My feelings matter, and I am safe talking about them."This book is created to help your child: -recognize emotions, express them in healthy ways, build self awarenessand develop simple coping skills through play and conversation.As you use this book together, the goal is not to "fix" every feeling, but to help your child feel seen, heard, and supported. A child who understands emotions grows into an adult who can understand themselves - and others - with empathy and confidence.Sometimes, a simple question like "How are you feeling today?" can become the beginning of lifelong emotional trust.Children may forget many lessons they are taught, but they rarely forget how they were made to feel.Thank you for helping your child grow not only smarter, but emotionally stronger too.- With care. Moving beyond simple activities, this guide empowers young learners to decode their inner world and transform overwhelming outbursts into healthy self-expression. 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.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - This is NOT: Just an activity bookThis IS: 'Social Emotional Learning (SEL) for kids'Learn ¿ Recognize ¿ Express ¿ Handle ¿ ReflectEvery feeling has a purpose.Happiness connects us.Sadness asks for comfort.Anger signals frustration.Fear seeks safety.Because every child deserves to feel heard, understood, and stay emotionally safe.___________________A heartfelt note from a parent to another, Being a mother of 3, I see my children cry, shout, hide, or become quiet sometimes - not because they are 'difficult,' but because they are still learning how feelings work.Psychologist Daniel Goleman emphasized that emotional awareness is just as important as academic learning. Likewise, child psychiatrist Daniel J. Siegel explains that when adults help children 'name' their feelings, children are better able to calm and manage those emotions. Tantrums, silence, meltdowns, clinginess, frustration, or withdrawal are sometimes signals of feelings your kid does not yet know how to explain. Your child does not need perfect parents - but emotionally available ones, then the child will learn an important lesson:'My feelings matter, and I am safe talking about them.'This book is created to help your child: -recognize emotions,express them in healthy ways,build self awarenessand develop simple coping skills through play and conversation.As you use this book together, the goal is not to 'fix' every feeling, but to help your child feel seen, heard, and supported. A child who understands emotions grows into an adult who can understand themselves - and others - with empathy and confidence.Sometimes, a simple question like 'How are you feeling today ' can become the beginning of lifelong emotional trust.Children may forget many lessons they are taught, but they rarely forget how they were made to feel.Thank you for helping your child grow not only smarter, but emotionally stronger too.- With care.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. This is NOT: Just an activity bookThis IS: "Social Emotional Learning (SEL) for kids"Learn Recognize Express Handle ReflectEvery feeling has a purpose.Happiness connects us.Sadness asks for comfort.Anger signals frustration.Fear seeks safety.Because every child deserves to feel heard, understood, and stay emotionally safe.___________________A heartfelt note from a parent to another, Being a mother of 3, I see my children cry, shout, hide, or become quiet sometimes - not because they are "difficult," but because they are still learning how feelings work.Psychologist Daniel Goleman emphasized that emotional awareness is just as important as academic learning. Likewise, child psychiatrist Daniel J. Siegel explains that when adults help children "name" their feelings, children are better able to calm and manage those emotions. Tantrums, silence, meltdowns, clinginess, frustration, or withdrawal are sometimes signals of feelings your kid does not yet know how to explain. Your child does not need perfect parents - but emotionally available ones, then the child will learn an important lesson: "My feelings matter, and I am safe talking about them."This book is created to help your child: -recognize emotions, express them in healthy ways, build self awarenessand develop simple coping skills through play and conversation.As you use this book together, the goal is not to "fix" every feeling, but to help your child feel seen, heard, and supported. A child who understands emotions grows into an adult who can understand themselves - and others - with empathy and confidence.Sometimes, a simple question like "How are you feeling today?" can become the beginning of lifelong emotional trust.Children may forget many lessons they are taught, but they rarely forget how they were made to feel.Thank you for helping your child grow not only smarter, but emotionally stronger too.- With care. Moving beyond simple activities, this guide empowers young learners to decode their inner world and transform overwhelming outbursts into healthy self-expression. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. It's Ok To Feel. | For Every Child Who Struggles to Say How They Feel | Ezeh San | Taschenbuch | SeekMore Series | Englisch | 2026 | SeekMore Series | EAN 9789361237997 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.…