When I Feel Worried (The Way I Feel Books)

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Visit our Beautiful Books page and find lovely books for kids, photography lovers and more. Other books in this series. Flap copy Children often feel afraid. This book, with its comforting words and illustrations, will help children address those fears and learn some new ways to cope with being afraid.

Review quote "Scared describes situations in which children feel frightened and how comforting by another helps.

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It also mentions that being scared can protect them against injury--for example, being afraid of a strange growling dog or climbing too high. Book ratings by Goodreads. Feb 19, Kris rated it liked it Shelves: A cute, basic book about worrying. This would be good for young children, maybe ages 3 to 6, who have small, normal fears.

This doesn't go deep enough or give enough practical advice for kids that experience more serious anxiety, but it is a good start.

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Feb 21, Elizabeth Gonzalez rated it it was amazing. The storyline about the book is based on how children can be affected by their surroundings and can cause children to feel new emotions that they never dealt with before. I like the way the author explains the reason the worry feeling happens by trying new things or by being around to many people. I think younger children can relate to this worry feeling. By reading the book to them they can learn to understand what the worry feeling is by showing them the face expressions the little mouse is doing and by also reading to them how the feeling feels.

I would emphasize how every time the worry feelings happens the little mouse is not alone and there are people to help or activities to do to make sure the worry feeling goes away. Oct 07, Juli19 rated it it was amazing.

When I Feel Worried

She worries when she is not sure of what is happening, when someone fights, when she tries new things, etc. Then, the author suggests how she can stop feeling worried. For instance, if she is worried she should tell someone how she is feeling because that person could help her feel better. Then, if she does that she will be happy. I like the book, it is a good way to show children that they should express their feelings.

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I would recommend this the story is about a Hamster who gets worried easily. I would recommend this book for children between the ages of years old. Apr 05, Jennifer rated it liked it Shelves: A great introduction to what worry is and how to help calm our worries. This book doesn't go particularly deep or give in-depth suggestions as to how to deal with worry mostly things like give a hug, dance, sing, move your body, talk about it, etc.

Oct 29, Anthony rated it liked it Shelves: A book on how to deal with worry. Everyone worries from time to time, but this book explains how to overcome the things that worry you. It covers new or confusing situations, anger, and how to overcome these issues, and how to comfort others who are experiencing them also. May 11, Jordana rated it it was amazing Shelves: Fantastic presentation of emotional regulation in a way that is easy for children to understand.

Dec 21, Ken rated it liked it. I loved the art style in this book and the choice of guinea pigs for the main characters, which shifts the focus away from body type or other identification issues a young reader may have. But I did have two concerns with the book. First, it advises that, when you're feeling worried, you do things to make yourself feel better: These tactics all seem diversionary and don't address the concern that prompted the worry in the first place.

I would think a I loved the art style in this book and the choice of guinea pigs for the main characters, which shifts the focus away from body type or other identification issues a young reader may have. I would think a child might appreciate being offered some reassurance. Second, the first time we see the main character's father, he's yelling at her. An earlier, more benevolent appearance might've presented a more balanced portrayal of family gender roles.

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I haven't read other books in the series but am curious to investigate ones such as When I Feel Good about Myself. Sep 18, Barbara rated it liked it Shelves: Intended to reassure very young readers that emotions are normal and that everyone has something about which they worry, this picture book features an adorable guinea pig. The illustrations and text highlight things that make her worry, such as thing something new for the first time, going to the doctor or hearing someone fight or yell.

What is especially useful in the book is how she finds ways to cope with her feelings of worry. Talking to someone, drawing a picture or listening to music or ev Intended to reassure very young readers that emotions are normal and that everyone has something about which they worry, this picture book features an adorable guinea pig.

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Talking to someone, drawing a picture or listening to music or even moving around are ways to cope with worry. Best of all, as the book explains, being worried is just a temporary but normal emotion. Sep 23, Kristine Hansen rated it it was amazing Shelves: As someone who is autistic, a book of this nature would have been very helpful to me as a child.

Sometimes it is very hard for children both neurotypical and not to put into words how they are feeling, much less be able to know what to do with those emotions. Here we have not only definition and advice. A strategy into handling worry that even adults can benefit from.

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Feb 09, Emely Magana rated it liked it Shelves: Although many adults assume that children have no worries, we don't really know that for a fact. This book shows different things that children might worry about throughout their day. It also teaches them that they don't have to worry, or if they do they can always talk to someone about what it is that is worrying them.