Marshmallow Puffins at the Window
Condition: SECONDHAND
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Hana's scared of strange noises and shapes in her bedroom, but are they really the scary things she thinks they are? Hopefully Kip can help Hana figure it out. When it comes to bedtime, fears or worries are very common in children - especially children with a vivid imagination! There might be monsters in their bedroom, noises outside the window, or other worries that stop them getting to sleep. Learning to manage these fears and worries is really helpful for children and their families. Follow Kip as he takes Hana on a fun adventure to learn that the scary sounds and shapes in her bedroom just may be marshmallow puffins and ballerina bears. This book is a fun way to help your child worry less at the start of the night by focusing on the power of positive imagination. You can help your child also worry less by listening to their worries and then gently reassuring them that many of their worries are not real - there are no monsters under the bed!
Author: Prof Hiscock
Format: Paperback, 52 pages, 203mm x 203mm, 127 g
Published: 2022, McRi
Genre: Pregnancy & Parenting
Hana's scared of strange noises and shapes in her bedroom, but are they really the scary things she thinks they are? Hopefully Kip can help Hana figure it out. When it comes to bedtime, fears or worries are very common in children - especially children with a vivid imagination! There might be monsters in their bedroom, noises outside the window, or other worries that stop them getting to sleep. Learning to manage these fears and worries is really helpful for children and their families. Follow Kip as he takes Hana on a fun adventure to learn that the scary sounds and shapes in her bedroom just may be marshmallow puffins and ballerina bears. This book is a fun way to help your child worry less at the start of the night by focusing on the power of positive imagination. You can help your child also worry less by listening to their worries and then gently reassuring them that many of their worries are not real - there are no monsters under the bed!