Trace Moroney is an internationally acclaimed author and illustrator specializing in children's books for the global market. Embracing the principles of positive psychology, her work focuses on 'books with a conscience' that highlight the good in the world. Her celebrated series have achieved worldwide success, with millions of copies sold and translations into numerous languages. Her books aim to introduce concepts of love and gratitude, encouraging positive thought and reflection in young readers.
Feeling loved is the most wonderful feeling. It makes you feel safe, warm, protected and special. Colour illustrations, embossed pages and flocked cover. Each book includes Notes for Parents in which a child psychologist offers some helpful insights.
A little rabbit loves how it feels to be happy and how it helps him to be patient and kind to others as well. Includes tips for parents written by psychologists Bill Hallam and Craig Olsson.
Emotional turmoil, often expressed through tantrums, is explored in this insightful book. It delves into the feelings that lead to these "storms" and provides children with effective techniques to manage their emotions. Readers will discover various strategies, including breathing exercises, physical activities, sensory play, creative thinking, positive self-talk, and mindfulness practices, all designed to help calm inner turmoil and promote emotional well-being.
The reader can join in the joy of the Christmas story in this stand-up book that doubles as a stable.
A mother duck and her duckling request a cake from the local baker, giving him instructions in rhyme on how to make it. Diagrams demonstrate how to do this with a baby.
A little rabbit knows how it feels to be sad and just what to do to feel better.
Feeling jealous can sometimes make you do silly things. But always remember that everyone is special including you.
Focusing on emotional intelligence, this gift set features six books from a best-selling series aimed at helping children understand and express their feelings. With simple language and engaging illustrations, the books guide young readers in identifying, managing, and appropriately communicating their emotions. This resource serves as a vital tool for fostering confidence and self-esteem, ultimately contributing to a strong emotional foundation that supports children's overall well-being and development.
Feeling disappointed is your brain realising how things really are... NOT how you wished they were. What do you do when your child feels disappointed