
Morris and the bundle of worries
£9.95
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All young children have worries, but looked after children may have more worries than most due to their difficult early experiences of separation, loss and trauma. In this colourful picture book for young children, Morris the mole finds out that talking about his problems, and facing his worries with the help of others, is more helpful than hiding his fears.
The book explores the importance of sharing worries and thereby learning to cope with and manage them.
This book is for any parent or carer wanting to bring up the subject of worries with their children and help them manage their fears and anxieties by sharing them.
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Reviews
Very gentle story, with good underlying themes of freeing himself from old worries, putting them behind him and encouraging to talk if necessary when he’s ready but doesn’t have to be all at once. Would help most worried children and a little booklet at the back if discussion needed. Reassuring for children.
Sue, five stars, Amazon.co.uk
A great book to help children who are worriers or carrying genuinely big worries. There is a little book at the back for them to write down their worries and some useful ideas to help them.
ElizaLou, five stars, Amazon.co.uk
