Waverly Braves the Breeze

Reach for this book when your child starts to cling to your leg at the first sign of a breeze or refuses to leave the house on a windy day. It is specifically designed for children who experience sensory overwhelm or anxiety triggered by the unpredictable nature of weather. The story follows Waverly, a young girl who perceives the wind not as a playful force, but as a scary, invisible giant that disrupts her world. Through gentle storytelling and relatable metaphors, the book validates a child's fear without dismissing it. It models how to use grounding techniques and bravery to face the elements. For parents, this is a tool to help transition a child from indoor safety to outdoor exploration by reframing the wind as a friend rather than a foe. It is perfectly suited for children aged 3 to 7 who are developing their emotional regulation skills.