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The Little Butterfly Who Worried About Everything: A Gentle Story About Worry, Courage, and Calming Big Feelings

The Little Butterfly Who Worried About Everything: A Gentle Story About Worry, Courage, and Calming Big Feelings

Moore, Elizabeth

Paperback

General Juvenile Fiction

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ISBN13: 9798171030926
Publisher: Independently Published
Pages: 34
Weight: 0.25
Height: 0.09 Width: 8.00 Depth: 10.00
Language: English
What if the wind blows too hard? What if I get lost? What if I don't know anyone there?

Poppy is a sweet little butterfly with a BIG imagination and sometimes, even bigger worries

When Poppy is invited to the magical Moonflower Picnic, she can't wait to go. There will be music, dancing, new friends, and sparkling nectar. But soon, one little worry turns into another...and another...until Poppy's worries feel much too big,

With help from her friend Daisy, Poppy discovers a single calming technique called Butterfly Breathing.

And here's the special part. Your child gets to practice it right along with Poppy!

Children are invited to stretch out their arms like butterfly wings, breathe in as their wings rise, and breathe out as their wings gently fall.

As poppy learns to calm her body, she discovers an important lesson:

Being brave doesn't mean having no worries. it means knowing you can handle them.

The Little Butterfly Who Worried About Everything is a warm, interactive story designed to help young children understand worries while giving them a simple calming strategy they can use when big feelings appear.

Perfect for bedtime, classrooms, quiet time, or anytime a little heart needs encouragement

  • Helps children recognize and talk about worries
  • Introduces a simple breathing and calming exercise
  • Encourages emotional awareness and self-regulation
  • Builds confidence, courage, and resilience.
  • Includes interaction movement children can do with Poppy
  • Reminds children that all feelings are okay
Stretch your wings. Take a butterfly Breath, and remember you can feel worried and still be brave.

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