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    3038 Hennepin Ave Minneapolis, MN
    612-822-4611

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3038 Hennepin Ave Minneapolis, MN
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The Big Feelings Dragon: A Calm-Down Story About Anger, Worry, and Big Emotions and the Dragon Breaths That Help Kids Feel Better

The Big Feelings Dragon: A Calm-Down Story About Anger, Worry, and Big Emotions and the Dragon Breaths That Help Kids Feel Better

C, Richard
Press, Caregiver Data

Paperback

Series: Caregiver Data

Self Help

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ISBN13: 9798185413890
Publisher: Independently Published
Pages: 34
Weight: 0.23
Height: 0.09 Width: 8.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Some days, a little dragon's feelings get too big to hold - too mad, too worried, too much.When Ember's fun day at the park goes wrong - a missing cup, a crashed tower, and the dreaded words time to go - his big feelings grow hotter and hotter until... WHOOSH! Out roars the fire.Then Mama kneels down close and teaches him the Dragon Breath: breathe in cool, slow and deep... breathe the fire out, soft and long. A real calming technique, wrapped in a story kids ask for again and again.Inside this calm-down story:
  • A gentle rhyming tale that names the feelings kids actually have - grumpy, frustrated, mad, sad, and calm
  • One simple breathing tool children can really use - the same lengthened-exhale technique parents, teachers, and therapists teach
  • A meltdown handled with warmth: feelings are welcomed, never punished
  • A Feelings Ember Felt Today chart and a Dragon Breath poster page for your wall or calm-down corner
  • A quick For Grown-Ups guide to co-regulation (breathe with me instead of calm down!)
Perfect for: toddlers and preschoolers with big emotions, calm-down corners at home or school, bedtime read-alouds, and sensory-friendly little ones ages 3-7.Big feelings come, and big feelings go. Give your child the breath that helps them through. Take a Dragon Breath together tonight.

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