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American families have been thrust into extraordinary world events. When it comes to talking to children about the war with Ukraine, experience has taught us that caring grown-ups can make an enormous difference in the children’s lives. By providing comforting reassurance, age-appropriate information, and guidance, The Moodsters Guidelines for Grown-Ups enables parents and caregivers to help children cope with a wide range of feelings at a time when so many things in the world feel out of their control.
Tully, the Moodster who brings peace and insight to every situation, answers children’s most common questions about war, and helps them manage the big emotions they may feel after seeing images of war on TV and online.
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Through age-appropriate guidance, delightful visuals, and engaging activities, young children learn to build the resilience skills that help them not just bounce back from adversity, but bounce forward, better than before.
This workbook provides children with the physical and emotional support that are key to helping them cope with the short- and long- term effects of the Coronavirus pandemic, and beyond.
The accompanying Covid-19 Guide for Grown-Ups helps parents alleviate children’s stress or anxiety, while equipping them with the psychological and emotional life skills needed to cope with the everyday challenges of growing up.
A source for grown-ups with valuable insights, tips and guidance on how to help little ones recognize, understand, label, express and regulate their emotions and build resilience.
The First Aid for Feelings children’s workbook can be used to enhance communication and encourage the expression of feelings associated with grief and loss. These activities can also teach coping skills that can last a lifetime. Please ensure that children use this workbook under the guidance of a parent.
For children experiencing trauma or dislocation due to a hurricane, flooding, or other natural disaster—or for those children experiencing distress due to news coverage of these events—this workbook helps address their emotional needs once their immediate physical needs are met.
An important resource specifically created to support children coping with unspeakable loss, bereavement, and trauma in the aftermath of the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001.
A guide to help parents navigate difficult discussions during times of crisis.