Isbn: 9798288680175 - benjamin tidies up: a story about sharing (8 résultats)

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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - Your child's toy box won't close. and they won't part with a single thing.Benjamin is a little golden dog with big pointy ears, a tail that wags like a happy flag, and a toy box that overflows. One sunny morning he trips over a toy train and wonders: maybe I have. too much stuff So Mama introduces him to a Tidy Day, a day to look at everything you own, keep what you truly love, and pass along what might make someone else smile. But Benjamin has the worry every child has: 'What if I love all my toys 'Mama's answer is the heart of this book: 'Loving something doesn't mean you have to keep it forever. Some things are just meant to be part of our journey, not the whole ride.'By the end of his first Tidy Day, Benjamin's heart feels fuller, not smaller.Written by a professional organizer. Sabrina Neas has spent years in homes where 'too much stuff' quietly became a source of stress and guilt. She wrote this book because the way we relate to our belongings begins in childhood. Inside: - A gentle, no-guilt way to talk about donating and letting go- The Tidy Day - a family ritual you can start this weekend- 37 pages of full-color illustrations, 8.5' × 8.5'- Ages 3-7For children who love their things. and are learning that giving them away can feel even better. …

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Your child's toy box won't close. and they won't part with a single thing.Benjamin is a little golden dog with big pointy ears, a tail that wags like a happy flag, and a toy box that overflows. One sunny morning he trips over a toy train and wonders: maybe I have. too much stuff?So Mama introduces him to a Tidy Day, a day to look at everything you own, keep what you truly love, and pass along what might make someone else smile. But Benjamin has the worry every child has: "What if I love all my toys?"Mama's answer is the heart of this book: "Loving something doesn't mean you have to keep it forever. Some things are just meant to be part of our journey, not the whole ride."By the end of his first Tidy Day, Benjamin's heart feels fuller, not smaller.Written by a professional organizer. Sabrina Neas has spent years in homes where "too much stuff" quietly became a source of stress and guilt. She wrote this book because the way we relate to our belongings begins in childhood. Inside: A gentle, no-guilt way to talk about donating and letting goThe Tidy Day - a family ritual you can start this weekend37 pages of full-color illustrations, 8.5" 8.5"Ages 3-7For children who love their things. and are learning that giving them away can feel even better. 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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