About This Book
Reach for this book when your child is struggling to navigate high energy social circles or feels overwhelmed by the big reactions of their peers. This story introduces a calm and steady llama who models how to remain kind and grounded even when the 'drama' of others begins to swirl around them. It is an essential tool for teaching emotional regulation and social boundaries. Through humorous animal antics, children aged 3 to 7 learn that while they cannot control how others act, they can control their own peaceful response. It is perfect for children who tend to 'absorb' the stress of the room or those who need a gentle reminder that being a good friend does not mean joining in on the chaos. Parents will appreciate the clever wordplay and the clear, actionable model of patience and empathy.
What Parents Should Know
Sensitive Topics
The book deals with social conflict and emotional volatility in a secular, metaphorical way. The resolution is hopeful and realistic, focusing on self-regulation rather than fixing everyone else's problems.
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