The Backpack No One Saw: A gentle children's book about feelings, emotions, and talking what we carry inside

Some children carry a backpack no one can see.Not a real backpack, but a quiet one filled with feelings, worries, sadness, fear, or things that are hard to explain.The Backpack No One Saw is a gentle and hopeful children's book that helps young children talk about big feelings. The story follows Milo, a little boy who carries something heavy with him every day, until he discovers that he does not have to carry it all alone.This warm picture book helps parents, teachers, caregivers, and other trusted adults start meaningful conversations with children about emotions, asking for help, and the things we may carry inside, even when no one can see them.Perfect for: - Children ages 4 to 8- Reading at home, in the classroom, or in a care setting- Conversations about feelings, sadness, fear, worries, and support- Parents, teachers, caregivers, counselors, and child coachesA soft and comforting story about being seen, finding words, and learning that you do not have to carry your backpack alone.

Pagina's: 32, Paperback, Independently published