It's easy for anyone to be scared of some things, like the dark or dangerous animals! But lots of other things aren't really as scary as they seem. This book tries to help children better understand their feelings, and in doing so, develop confidence and self-esteem as they grow. Talking about feeli
When I Feel Scared
β Scribed by Cornelia Maude Spelman
- Book ID
- 110692137
- Publisher
- Moker/Albert Whitman & Company
- Tongue
- Chinese
- Weight
- 3 MB
- Category
- Fiction
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
β¦ Synopsis
While there are times children need to tolerate their fright order to learn from new situations, it isn't helpful to minimize deny their fear. We may believe we're reassuring when we say, "That's nothing to be afraid of!" but this response can, in fact, children by making them feel ashamed of an emotion that is both common and unavoidable. For healthy development, children need to be able to identify their feelings and to receive acknowledgment, understanding, and comfort when they convey these feelings to adults. Instead of downplaying children's fear, we need to acknowledge it and then show them how to manage it.
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