Emotions are a natural part of child development—children learn to recognize their own feelings and the emotions of others, work with them, and understand their meaning correctly. Some situations, however, are more challenging than others. One of the hardest is the moment when someone near a child starts to argue.
Arguments, shouting, and mutual accusations can be very unpleasant for children because they often still don’t understand why the conflict started, what consequences it may have, or how to behave in that moment. This book addresses the topic clearly and sensitively—it helps the child name what they feel and orient themselves better in the situation.
What the book brings to children:
