the Great Kitchen Catastrophe: A Christian Children's Story About Self-Control and Sacred Pause

Does your child have a brilliant, beautiful mind but a motor that runs a little too fast? Discover a grace-filled, practical approach to teaching self-control and navigating impulsivity.In The Great Kitchen Catastrophe, six-year-old Angelica is a rocket ship of energy. She loves her family, she loves to help, and she really loves to do things right this second! When Mom and Dad organize a family baking mission to make Grandma's birthday cake, Angelica's older brother, Bradford, carefully follows all the rules. But when Angelica sees a bag of pink baking glitter, her hands move much faster than her brain, leading to a spectacular, kitchen-destroying disaster.Instead of yelling, Angelica's parents use the messy moment to teach her a beautiful, biblical lesson about grace, consequences, and the Fruit of the Spirit. With the help of her loving parents, Angelica discovers the "Sacred Pause"-a practical, breathing tool that helps her quiet her fast-moving hands and listen to the Holy Spirit's guidance.What parents and children will love about this book: - Highly Relatable Characters: Captures the real, complex emotions of childhood impulsivity without shaming the energetic child.- A Practical, Actionable Tool: Introduces the "Sacred Pause," a tangible breathing technique children can actually use when they feel overwhelmed by the urge to act out.- Christian Foundation: Beautifully weaves faith into practical parenting, showing children how self-control is a fruit of the Spirit that God helps us grow.- A Special Note to Parents: Includes a dedicated guide at the end of the story offering expert-backed, biblical strategies for disciplining and discipling impulsive children.Perfect for kids ages 5-10, The Great Kitchen Catastrophe is a funny, heartwarming story that will equip your child with the tools they need to slow down, take a breath, and make thoughtful choices.

Pagina's: 29, Paperback, Independently published