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WooHoo for Sensitive Somjay

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This book is especially written for parents, grandparents and teachers to read aloud to their sensitive child; although, I’m sure all children will love it . The goal of this book is to teach you and your sensitive child a coping mechanism to use when your child begins to become overwhelmed. The main character is a little chimpanzee named Somjay. Somjay is very sensitive and sometimes struggles with this. The teacher in this book is an owl who will teach you a simple breathing technique. When feelings get too big, we can’t think clearly. When we stop and focus in on our breathing, our frontal lobe, or the reasoning part of our brain, has an opportunity to reboot, thus allowing us to think more rationally. This works exceptionally well for adults, too. Please practice this skill with your child at random times of the day so that when they begin to become agitated, they will remember to use it. At the end of the book you will find some interesting bits of information about chimpanzees and owls to share with your child. I have also included some discussion questions. I hope you enjoy reading this book as much as I’ve enjoyed writing it. Sonja Glad MA, NCC, LCPC

Language: English

Pages: 43

Format: Paperback

Release: January 18, 2021

ISBN 13: 9781945567278

WooHoo for Sensitive Somjay

0/5 ( ratings)

This book is especially written for parents, grandparents and teachers to read aloud to their sensitive child; although, I’m sure all children will love it . The goal of this book is to teach you and your sensitive child a coping mechanism to use when your child begins to become overwhelmed. The main character is a little chimpanzee named Somjay. Somjay is very sensitive and sometimes struggles with this. The teacher in this book is an owl who will teach you a simple breathing technique. When feelings get too big, we can’t think clearly. When we stop and focus in on our breathing, our frontal lobe, or the reasoning part of our brain, has an opportunity to reboot, thus allowing us to think more rationally. This works exceptionally well for adults, too. Please practice this skill with your child at random times of the day so that when they begin to become agitated, they will remember to use it. At the end of the book you will find some interesting bits of information about chimpanzees and owls to share with your child. I have also included some discussion questions. I hope you enjoy reading this book as much as I’ve enjoyed writing it. Sonja Glad MA, NCC, LCPC

Language: English

Pages: 43

Format: Paperback

Release: January 18, 2021

ISBN 13: 9781945567278

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