I Can Do It!

I Can Do It!Big Ideas for Little People \n \nStories that give children Torah based tools to manage challenging emotions \n \nA long awaited birthday party ends up being canceled because someone got sick. How disappointing! \n \nYour friend has a shiny new bike, while yours is well worn. It's so hard not to feel jealous. \n \nNo matter how hard you try, you can't seem to color your picture as perfectly as you'd like. The frustration is real. \n \n \n \nKids face

Big Ideas for Little People \n \nStories that give children Torah-based tools to manage challenging emotions \n \nA long-awaited birthday party ends up being canceled because someone got sick. How disappointing! \n \nYour friend has a shiny new bike, while yours is well-worn. It's so hard not to feel jealous. \n \nNo matter how hard you try, you can't seem to color your picture as perfectly as you'd like. The frustration is real. \n \n  \n \nKids face many challenges when it comes to the world of emotions. How are we, as Torah Jews, supposed to react when we feel that wave of anger, or jealousy, or disappointment, or pessimism, or inferiority, wash over us? \n \nIn I Can Do It, a delightful collection of short stories that focus on kids dealing with tough emotions, readers will discover a healthy, Torah-based way for us to react when we're in a difficult or unpleasant situation. Written in a warm, kid-friendly tone, and accompanied by inviting illustrations, this book is sure to be read, re-read, and loved by all young readers! \n \nBy Dassie Heber \nForeword by Sarah Chana Radcliffe, M.Ed.C.Psych \n \n