Nadia's big lesson: Embracing disappointment and finding inner strength

Do you want to teach your child how to handle disappointment? Do you want them to choose what happens next - not because someone told them to move on, but because they decided to?Telling children to cheer up doesn't work. Showing them exactly what disappointment feels like - and what choosing what happens next looks like - that's what changes behaviour permanently.This children's book about handling disappointment does exactly that.Nadia's big lesson is the children's handling disappointment picture book that gets it right - showing your child exactly what choosing what happens next feels like from the inside. This children's book about disappointment and resilience burns one truth into every child who reads it: the disappointment happened to me. What happened next was mine.Meet Nadia. Six years old. She practised for weeks for the lead role in the school play. Another girl's name is called. Nadia wants to cry. She wants to shout. For a moment she does both.Then she makes one good choice.She learns her smaller part so well that on the night of the play the audience laughs exactly when she wants them to.On the last page Nadia looks directly at your child: "I really wanted it. I really didn't get it. But I chose what happened next. And that was mine."What your child gains: - The empowering understanding that disappointment is allowed - fully and completely - before the choice comes- The most powerful children's handling disappointment and resilience lesson any children's disappointment picture book delivers- One sentence they carry forever: I chose what happened next - and that was minePart of the children's life skills series - children's handling disappointment resilience and life skills picture books about disappointment, anger management, sharing, making friends and more.Perfect for: Children aged 4-8 ● Parents searching for a children's handling disappointment and resilience book ● The most empowering children's disappointment resilience and life skills gift any parent or teacher can giveScroll up. She chose what happened next. This children's handling disappointment picture book makes sure your child always can too.

Pagina's: 24, Paperback, Independently published