Self Child

Big feelings can feel very heavy to carry alone. Gus is a little green garbage truck who drives between two homes deep in the forest. Each home has different routines, different rules, and different ways of doing things. Sometimes Gus wonders: What if everyone could become one happy home again? But as confusing conversations begin filling his truck bed with glowing yellow lanterns, Gus starts carrying worries that feel too heavy for one little truck. With the help of Pip, Frog, and the wise lantern keeper owl, Gus learns something important: Children are allowed to love both homes.

Help kids cultivate real, lasting confidence. In Kid Confidence, a clinical psychologist and parenting expert offers practical, evidence-based parenting strategies to help children build satisfying relationships, embrace personal growth, and discover the freedom that comes with a quiet ego - a deeply rooted sense of competence, confidence, and compassion for oneself and others.

When Laura was a little girl, she dreamed of becoming an artist. She believed dreams were supposed to happen quickly, and when life took her in a different direction, she wondered if she had missed her chance. But through motherhood, kindness, love, and life’s many lessons, Laura discovers that every experience has been preparing her for something greater. A touching story about patience, purpose, and learning that some dreams don’t happen late—they happen right on time.

Parenting is hard. That's why self-compassion is so important. In this empathetic resource, mindfulness expert and psychologist Susan M. Pollak helps you let go of constant self-judgment and treat yourself with the same kindness and caring you strive to offer your kids. Simple, yet powerful, guided meditation techniques (most under three minutes long) are easy to practice while doing the dishes, driving to work, or soothing a fussy baby. Learn to respond to your own imperfections like a supportive friend, not a harsh critic.

Growing up between the ages of 10 and 12 can feel exciting, confusing, emotional, and overwhelming—all at the same time. Friendships start changing. Confidence can feel shaky. Big feelings show up without warning. Girls may begin comparing themselves to others, worrying about being left out, feeling pressure to fit in, and wondering where they belong.

Gus and the Two Roads is a gentle, emotionally supportive children’s story about a little garbage truck named Gus who is trying to navigate two very different roads. Along the way, Gus feels confused, worried, and pulled in different directions as he learns that he does not have to choose sides or carry grown-up problems on his own.

Cześć, mam na imię Frania. Mam tyle samo lat, co placów u ręki, czyli pięć. Mam też piętrowe łóżko i starszego brata Ryśka. I jeszcze siostrę Anielkę, ale ona jest dzidzią, więc śpi w pokoju z mamą i tatą. Chodzę do przedszkola (pod warunkiem, że nie mam zielonego kataru).

Якоб не любит, когда его толкают — даже в шутку. Но он не знает, как сказать, чтобы его точно услышали! Воспитательница Ханна учит его одному интересному приему. Теперь даже мама будет слушать Якоба!

Если вы хотите, чтобы малыш стал самостоятельным и уверенным в себе, обязательно привлекайте его к домашним делам. Пусть помогает по мере сил. И поверьте, сил у детей предостаточно! Попросите помочь накрыть на стол или разгрузить чистое бельё из стиральной машины.

Конни уже давно самостоятельно возвращается из школы домой. Но вдруг знакомая дорога оказывается перекрыта. Стоит ли принять помощь от незнакомого человека? Новая история из жизни Конни—отличный повод без запугивания обсудить с ребёнком правила поведения с незнакомцами и напомнить, что, если ты чего-то не хочешь, ты можешь сказать «нет».

As a leading psychotherapist and coach, Julie Gowthorpe, PhD, bridges the gap between the wounded child and the struggling adult to repair damaged self-esteem and forge healthier, happier relationships. Research-backed and clinically proven, Gowthorpe’s methods stem from her Self-Nurturing Therapy techniques and her own practice, helping you move beyond the events of your childhood to a happier, healthier life—full of loving family and friends.

Do you feel stuck in a cycle of frustration, snapping at your child more than you'd like? Do anger and overwhelm take over before you realize it? Do you wonder where the calm, patient parent you set out to be has gone? The Ultimate Guide to Self-Regulation for Parents is your step-by-step companion for transforming reactive habits into mindful, compassionate parenting. You'll learn to manage your emotions while helping your child build theirs—creating a home where connection replaces conflict.

Is your son growing in confidence, character, and faith—or struggling with pressure, mistakes, comparison, and the challenges of growing up? The years between 10 and 12 are some of the most important in a boy's life. He's learning who he is, what he believes, how to handle challenges, and what kind of young man he wants to become. Every day brings new choices, new pressures, and new opportunities to grow.

The sentimental statues of the story is to inspire creative minds who have dreams and imagination to awaken in places as well as encourage educating and reading and that dreams come true.

Milo is four—and ready for more. Step into a warm, engaging listening experience as Milo takes on a day filled with big dreams and even bigger accomplishments. From getting dressed to helping out, he’s determined to do things all by himself—and proud to show it. With a gentle, expressive narration, this story comes to life in a way that invites little listeners to follow along, celebrate each small win, and feel the joy of growing independence.

You’re not imagining it. Some days leave you completely drained. Some conversations feel like performance. Some relationships feel one-sided, confusing, or exhausting. And the most disorienting part? You’ve always looked “fine.” The hidden reality of high-masking autismIf you are a late-diagnosed or self-identified autistic adult, you may have spent your entire life: • Studying people instead of intuitively understanding them • Rehearsing conversations instead of speaking naturally • Suppressing your needs to appear “normal” • Pushing through exhaustion no one else seemed to feelYou adapted.

Every truck has big feelings sometimes. Gus is a thoughtful little garbage truck who learns something important: his voice matters. When the road feels confusing and emotions start filling his feelings truck, Gus discovers that using a brave voice can help him stay safe, ask for help, and stand up for himself.

When something feels wrong, how do you know who to tell? Tomi loves drawing forts and secret maps—safe places where nothing can go wrong. But one afternoon on the way home from the park, a stranger makes Tomi feel strange inside. The feeling is hard to name, and even harder to talk about. At school the next day, a community safety visitor named Mr. Parker teaches Tomi's class something important: your feelings belong to you. If something makes you uncomfortable, that feeling matters. You can say no. You can move away.

Lessons from the Future—STORM the Empowered Empath is a heart-centered story that helps children understand and embrace their emotions. When fifth-grader Marlii meets her future self, Storm, she embarks on a journey of self-awareness, balance, and growth. Through gentle guidance and relatable lessons, Marlii learns that her sensitivity is not something to hide—it’s a powerful gift. More than a story, this complete learning experience gives children Grades 3-6 tools to practice empathy, emotional intelligence, and mindfulness.

A picture book for children aged 5–9 exploring patience, nurturing, and the discovery of imagination through gardening and magic. Lily plants a mysterious seed that grows into a magical doorway, teaching valuable lessons about care, dreams, and courage. Themes include growth mindset, emotional resilience, nature, and wonder. Suitable for home listening and school libraries. Supports PSHE objectives around developing responsibility, reflection, and hope. What happens when a tiny shimmering seed whispers, "Plant me"? Lily discovers that the smallest beginnings can grow into worlds of wonder.