The Little Bear and The Big Bear: A story designed to help teach children how to deal with frustration, anxiety and anger. Giving the child patience ... Personal Development Series) (Volume 4)
A practical demonstration on identifying negative emotions such as anxiety and sadness; it is also an effective guide to help kids deal with their feelings one step at a time.One should note that the book encourages kids to share their feeling and help their peers to overcome negative emotions by recognizing the root of the crisis. By verbalizing these emotions, kids are able to identify them and eventually deal with situations on their own, which are good practical skills to acquire and develop.Reviewed by DBR MagazineFull review issuu.com/dbrdesigns/docs/dbr_books_-_magazine_december_2013Monica Dumont has written a series of books to help children deal with certain situations. I like that I can share a story with my children and that we are able to work on what might be bothering them in the comfort of our own home. It allows them to be in a safe environment and know that their parents are helping and supporting them.Here are the awesome cool books written to help you in what I call "Parenting 101". Reviewed by Michelle UnpluggedFull review: michelleunplugged.com/search?updated-max=2014-01-21T09:00:00-05:00&max-results;=10A recipient of the Mom's Choice Awards!Mom's Choice Awards evaluates products and services created for parents and educators and is globally recognized for establishing the benchmark of excellence. Using a rigorous evaluation process, entries are scored on a number of elements including production quality, design, educational value, entertainment value, originality, appeal and cost. Around the world, parents, educators, retailers and members of the media trust the MCA Honoring Excellence seal when selecting quality products.Reviewed by The Mom's Choice Awards®Monica Dumont writes a beautiful children's book that will engage both the child and parent during story time. It teaches young readers about how one views life and the positive as well as the negative impact that is has. Big Bear grumbled, complained, fussed, and was angry, while Little Bear happy, happy, happy, and well ... again he was happy. Little Bear understood that life isn't about being upset and frustrated all the time, rather life can be filled with joy, laughter, and fun.Reviewed by Darin Godby for Readers' FavoriteFull Review: readersfavorite.com/book-review/27164