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Ember and the Worry Storm: A Big Feelings Dragon Story About Anxiety, Worry, and the Breath That Helps Kids Feel Brave

Ember and the Worry Storm: A Big Feelings Dragon Story About Anxiety, Worry, and the Breath That Helps Kids Feel Brave

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Series: Caregiver Data

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ISBN13: 9798187340187
Publisher: Independently Published
Pages: 34
Weight: 0.23
Height: 0.09 Width: 8.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Some worries are just too big to hold - until you learn how to breathe through them.Ember is bursting with excitement for his first day at Dragon School... until a tiny worry-cloud follows him to bed that night. By morning it's grown bigger, and by the school gate, it's a full storm - too much, too fast, too big to hold.Then Mama kneels down and reminds him of something he already knows: the Dragon Breath. Breathe in the cool, breathe out the storm, and watch the worry soften, one slow breath at a time.Inside this calm-down story about worry:
  • A gentle rhyming tale about a big, brand-new day - first days, new places, and the what ifs that come with them
  • The same real calming technique from Book 1, now for anxious and worried feelings
  • A worry handled with warmth: named, understood, and never dismissed
  • A Feelings Ember Felt Today chart and a Dragon Breath poster page for your wall or calm-down corner
  • A For Grown-Ups guide on helping kids through worry, before and during the big moment
Perfect for: toddlers and preschoolers starting something new, first days of school or daycare, separation anxiety, calm-down corners, bedtime read-alouds, and any child who needs one more brave breath. Ages 3-7. Reads perfectly on its own, or alongside Book 1.Worries come, and worries go. Give your child the breath that helps them through. Take a Dragon Breath together before the next big day.

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