Love is a Good Thing to Feel

Reach for this book when your child is struggling with the paradox of feeling two big things at once, like loving a parent while being deeply angry at their rules. It is an essential tool for those 'tough' days when a child has been disciplined or left out, helping them understand that love is a constant foundation that survives even the most difficult moods. Through the spunky protagonist Harriet, the book explores how love is expressed through art, words, and actions. It validates a child's frustration while providing the comforting reassurance that love doesn't disappear during a time-out or a disagreement. Perfectly suited for preschoolers and early elementary students, it models emotional resilience and the beauty of unconditional family bonds. Parents will appreciate how it softens the edges of discipline by focusing on the enduring connection between parent and child.