fear in children

This book looks at separation anxiety both as a phase and as a condition, and it offers practical advice about how to conquer these fears.

Explains why people feel scared and what to do when it happens to you.

Provides a set of tools to help relieve childhood anxiety, offering simple, effective strategies that build connection through fun, play, and empathy; explains how and why children become anxious and then shows how empathy and play can be used to help them escape from their fears.

Looks at some of the things children often fear, such as storms, doctors, animals, and the dark, explains what they are, and offers advice on how to stop being afraid.

Junie B. needs to find a costume that will scare off the witches and ghosts that she believes will be out on Halloween.

When Jayla notices someone else being bullied, she keeps quiet until someone else dares her to join in on the bullying. Now, she must find the courage to speak up and do what's right.

Simple text and illustrations depict a young girl who becomes scared during a thunderstorm and is comforted by her mother.

Miss Button teaches Ruby, Andy, Dan, and Josh to take a deep breath and think calm thoughts before doing something that they don't want to do. When they do, they find they become brave, and the things they did not want to do are no longer frightening.

Chilly the chinchilla explains why Tami is afraid of getting hurt when trying new things after falling off her bike and what she can do to get over her fears.

"When Chloe's big brother Will breaks his leg, he is stuck in a hospital for a couple of weeks. Mom and Dad are frantic, and there is no one to look after the family's lively Border collie puppy, Jessie"--Publisher.