fear in children

When Jenny and her brother are frightened by events in the world, their parents help them talk about their fears and feel better.

A light-hearted examination of fear, strange noises, and creatures that seem scary.

Describes a seven-step plan parents may follow to help their children worry less, looking at some of the reasons why children worry, explaining how to recognize when a child needs help, and presenting strategies for reducing anxiety, developing an action plan, and instilling a resilient mindset in children.

Explains that many things can be frightening and provides examples of what one can do to feel less afraid, such as asking for help from a person one trusts. Includes information and extension activities for parents or teachers.

Jayla struggles to do what is right after witnessing a friend being bullied and being dared to join in. Includes related activities and notes for parents, teachers, and caregivers.

Introduces ways people express they are afraid with illustrations that portray people in various situations, such as speaking in front of a classroom, and illustrates ways to overcome fearful feelings.

In pictures and rhyming text, this verse reassures the reader that life's familiar things, such as stars that shine and sleeping kittens, will continue as they always have.

Simple text and illustrations describe what it like to feel scared, things that might cause fear, and how to handle the emotion.

A boy named Brilliant Brain visits a fantasy land called Intelligence Avenue and meets the Smart Parts, who teach him strategies for dealing with fear.

Examines the nature of fear, its different kinds, how it can be sensible or fun, and how it can be controlled.