My Feelings and Manners Library by Katherine Eason - 20 Book Paperback Set - Ages 3-6 - Emotions & Manners Stories for Kids

Titles in This Set: A New Baby!Do I Have To? Don't Worry, Be Happy Hello, I'm Jadyn!I Can't!I Don't Care!I Don't Want a Bath! I Don't Want To! I Forgot! I Want it! I Want to Watch! I'm Anxious! I'm Not Sleepy! I'm Ok Now It Wasn't Me! It's Mine! Me First!Ouch! That Hurt! So What!You Can't Make Me! Condition: BRAND NEW Format: Paperback ISBN: 9781804451786 Overview: Dive into the Katherine Eason 20 Books Collection Box Set, a comprehensive non-fiction series designed for young children navigating the ups and downs of everyday life. Authored by Katherine Eason, this set features engaging stories that tackle real emotional challenges, making it ideal for parents, educators, and caregivers of toddlers and preschoolers aged 2-6. What sets this box set apart is its focus on fostering emotional intelligence through relatable scenarios, helping kids build resilience and self-awareness from an early age. With colorful illustrations and simple language, these books turn complex feelings into manageable lessons, offering a fun, interactive way to discuss topics like anxiety, sharing, and independence. Whether you're looking to support a child's development or provide tools for better behavior, this collection stands out for its practical, heartfelt approach to emotional learning. About the Books: This box set from Katherine Eason features 20 standalone non-fiction books, each zeroing in on a specific emotional or behavioral theme that resonates with young children. For instance, "I'm Anxious!" gently explores feelings of worry through a child's perspective, using light-hearted narratives to teach coping strategies like deep breathing, making it a go-to for parents dealing with bedtime fears. "It's Mine!" addresses possessiveness with humorous stories that promote sharing and empathy, while "Ouch! That Hurt!" dives into the pain of physical and emotional injuries, encouraging kids to express their feelings and apologize, which builds stronger relationships. The tone across thes