HabitSeedsA story for what they’re going through
Every book is written and illustrated new for your child, from $7.99. Pick the closest topic to see how it works, or describe your own.
Feelings and fears
- Big feelings and emotionsBig feelings are easier to handle once they have a name. This story helps your child find the words for theirs, and one thing to do next.
- Hitting when angryYour child knows hitting is wrong. In the moment, their hands are faster than the rule. This story gives them something else to do with the feeling.
- BitingBiting is common in toddlers and hard on everyone around them. This story shows a hero like yours a better thing to do with that big feeling.
- Scared of the darkThe fear is real to them, even when the closet is empty. This story takes it seriously and gives them a small, brave thing to try.
Friends and kindness
- Friendship and making friendsMaking friends, keeping them, and coping when one turns unkind are some of the first big lessons of growing up. This story helps a kid like yours with whichever they're facing.
- KindnessKindness isn't a rule to memorize. It starts with noticing how someone else feels, and this story helps your child practice exactly that.
- Being kind onlineBehind a screen, it's easy to forget there's a person on the other end. This story brings that person back into view.
- Sharing and taking turnsAsking a toddler to share their favorite thing is asking a lot. This story shows them why it can be worth it.
- Telling the truthLittle fibs are a normal part of growing up. This story shows what happens when one grows, and how good it feels to set it right.
Big changes
Habits and routines
- Potty trainingEvery child gets there on their own timeline. This story walks a hero like yours through it, accidents included, so the potty feels familiar instead of scary.
- Bedtime and staying up lateStaying up feels like winning, until the next day. This story shows a kid like yours both sides, and helps bedtime feel less like a battle.
- Screen timeShows and games are built to be hard to stop. This story helps your child practice stopping, and remember what else is waiting.
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