Baba Yaga's Wisdom Mending the Tapestry From Hollow Home

A trauma-informed children's story about emotional healing, safety, and hope for children from hard homes-and the grown-ups helping them heal.Some children carry burdens far heavier than they should.Gretka and Ivashko live in a home where love has been tangled with pain. They try to be small. Quiet. Good. But no matter how hard they try, the grown-ups around them forget how to love gently.When sorrow floods the walls too deeply, a quiet forest guardian carries them away-through brambles and starlight-to the crooked house of Baba Yaga.There, the children begin tending the Domovoi: spirits of Anger, Fear, Shame, Sadness, and Joy. Stitch by stitch, they begin to learn something extraordinary: Healing is possible.Mending the Tapestry From the Hollow Home is a thoughtful children's healing story for: - foster and kinship families - adoptive families - trauma-informed parents - therapists and counselors - educators supporting emotional recovery - children healing from difficult family experiencesWritten with tenderness and care, this story invites gentle conversations about emotional wounds, safety, resilience, and hope.A note to caregivers: This book touches on emotional hurt, family pain, and healing after difficult experiences. It is intended as a supportive conversation tool-not a rushed fix.Because no child's story must end where the hurting began.