Chicken Soup for the Soul Babies imparts good values through heartwarming and humourous stories to help little ones put their best foot forward. When Little Giraffe’s parents try to teach her to say, “Thank you,” she repeatedly asks, “Why?” It isn’t until her friends Zebra, Meerkat, and Monkey help her make a special dish for their community meal that she begins to understand the feeling of gratitude. When Little Giraffe feels a wonderful warm sensation in her heart, she truly begins to grasp the meaning of the words thank you. This light-hearted board book playfully addresses being grateful.

Everyday heroes never take the easy way out! The Sunshine Squad learns about responsibility. Before he can play with his friends, Oliver has to finish his chores. . . but there are so many! Sunshine Squad to the rescue! His friends help him finish his homework, clean up, and make his little sister a snack, remembering some of their own jobs along the way. Turn to the back of the book for ideas to help keep track of responsibilities.

Everyday heroes are always open to new experiences! The Sunshine Squad learns about trying new things. Mia is so good at basketball, but how about trying new things? Not so much. When a new girl, Amelia, shows up to play, Mia sticks with the team she knows--but it turns out that Amelia has a thing or two to teach Mia. Not only is Amelia a good basketball player, she also makes crazy-cool inventions! She'll fit right in with the Sunshine Squad as their resident inventor. The back of the book includes info how children can be open to new ideas and new people.

See below for English description. Shaw doit chanter devant le maire et toute l'école, mais il est nerveux! M. Grizzli pense que s'amuser à la récréation pourrait le calmer, mais il a toujours aussi mal au ventre. Ses amis pourront-ils faire quelque chose pour aider Shaw à réussir son solo? Axé sur les aptitudes en matière de contrôle des émotions et sur la manière d'interagir avec les autres, ce premier roman pour enfants est un excellent outil d'apprentissage socioémotionnel! Shaw is supposed to sing in front of the mayor and the whole school, but he's nervous! M. Grizzli's thinks that having some fun at recess might calm his nerves, but his stomach still feels funny. Can his friends do something to help Shaw ace his performance? Focusing on emotional-regulation skills and how to interact with others, this early chapter book is a great social-emotional learning tool!

See below for English description. La plupart du temps, Ravi réussit bien à contrôler ses émotions, mais un jour, il laisse aller son tigre intérieur... et RUGIT! C'est amusant d'être un tigre : il peut faire tout ce qu'il désire! Mais qui veut s'amuser avec un tigre féroce, surtout si celui-ci refuse de partager et de jouer gentiment? Ravi découvrira qu'il est important de garder son calme et de demander pardon. Un livre intelligent à propos des émotions et de la façon de les exprimer. L'album idéal pour les mauvais jours et les colères bouillantes. Most of the time Ravi can control his temper but, one day, he lets out the tiger within... Being a tiger is great fun at first -- tigers can do anything they want! But who wants to play with a growling, roaring, noisy, wild tiger who won't share or play nicely? Ravi is about to discover something very important about expressing his feelings and making amends. A clever and engaging book about temper tantrums, dealing with emotions, and learning to express and understand your feelings. The perfect book for helping with bad days and noisy outbursts. Original title: Ravi's Roar

Everyone faces change in their life. When something out of our routine happens, we can lose that feeling of safety and being in control. Learn how to develop the skills you need to cope with changes that are big and scary, such as changing schools or moving to a new town.

Everyone faces change in their life. When something out of our routine happens, we can lose that feeling of safety and being in control. Learn how to develop the skills you need to cope with changes that are big and scary, such as changing schools or moving to a new town.

I'm here to help! Building trust brings friends together and helps make all relationships stronger. Bright, cheerful illustrations paired with engaging photos and lively text make learning about trust fun, while hands-on activities put the social and emotional engagement into action. Explore how life works when you can count on me!

It's the last day at the construction site and Cranky the crane truck is feeling, well, cranky. And he doesn't want to talk about it. His friends Zippy, Wheezy, and Dump Chuck try to cheer him up. But you know what doesn't help when you're feeling cranky? A lot of talking.

Mindfulness meets monkey business! Curiously Calm with Curious George follows everyone's favorite monkey as he works to regulate big energy and emotions. All feelings are OK, but sometimes our feelings don't make us feel good. In this reassuring book, kids and grownups will learn soothing and fun practices to try when they're looking for that curiously calm feeling. Featuring original artwork from Margret and H.A. Rey's timeless picture books, and a text by psychologist Dawn Huebner, PhD, this book encourages readers to breathe deeply alongside everyone's favorite curious little monkey, Curious George. Helpful backmatter includes more information about emotional regulation and tips for guiding kids on how to cope with their feelings.

A young girl visualizes her depression to help her cope. Abigail’s dark cloud follows her everywhere. It can be a ball of worries, a swirl of fog or a long shadow. But it’s always with her, making other children distant, getting in the way at ballet class and even taking away her appetite. Then Abigail begins to understand some things about her dark cloud. Like how it’s not always the same size. How she can trap it in a sandcastle. And how, sometimes, she can even step away from it and feel the sunshine on her skin. Children will be comforted by this realistic yet hopeful story about depression as a clinical condition.

À la question « Est-ce que je suis belle? », il peut y avoir toutes les réponses comprises entre « oui », « non » et « peut-être ». Alors, pourquoi s’en préoccuper autant? Et si la réponse était ailleurs?