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I Am Kind to Myself

By (author) Eileen Spinelli, Illustrated by Ekaterina Trukhan

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I am kind to myself when I can't go to the park or when I spill my drink, or when I practice the alphabet. I Am Kind to Myself is the perfect illustrated book for storytime. This brightly illustrated book helps young children discover the power of positive self-talk and practising self-love. It offers preschoolers and kindergartners effective affirmations for difficult-to-manage-emotions so they can practice building positivity, self-care, and self-confidence. There is no better time than preschool and kindergarten for children to learn to be kind to themselves in challenging moments. With durable cardstock pages and approachable language, this book will help spark meaningful conversations at home or in the classroom.

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