BOOKS AND GAMES FOR CHILDREN 5 YEARS OLD AND UNDER

This book contains 55 enjoyable games that teach children to respect rules, be more cooperative with adults, and become more caring people. The gam...

Stories can have a powerful effect on changing the way children think and behave. This first-of-its-kind book contains 40 positive discipline stori...

Motivating children to change their behavior is often a counselor's most difficult task. This book identifies dozens of ways to motivate change in ...

Lori Lite, Illustrations by Meg Hartigan This story of a young boy who encounters a polar bear while climbing a snow-covered mountain teaches child...

This book is essential for parents or professionals who want to help children who experience Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) tendencies. It is...

A silly mistake, a digital picture and a really tough cyber-bully ... can Abash make it through this very embarrassing day? Abash learns what to do...

Algo Pas y Me Da Miedo DecirloUn libro para jvenes vctimas del abusopor Patricia Kehoeilustraciones por Carol Deach Este libro fue escrito para el...

The Ungame - All Ages Pocket Version is a non-competitive game that allows players to share opinions, feelings, and beliefs by asking simple questi...

Order the entire series of six books: Useful for 39 years I'm Excited:Twins Annie and Jess are so excited about their birthday party, the end up ru...

Allie Learns About Alzheimer’s Disease is a family story about love, patience and acceptance. This is the first book written for the Special Family...

The Way I Feel is a delightful picture book by author/illustrator Janan Cain. Some pages are filled with silly kids in zany costumes; on others, a ...

A great game for teaching cooperation and communication.Baby Dinosaur is happily munching on leaves, twigs and berries in a deep Canyon and is caug...

Its never too soon to learn the difference between whats true and what isnt. Words and pictures help young children discover that being honest in w...

Topics such as Diversity and Inclusion can be difficult to discuss with children. This Beary Special Club of characters addresses some of the issue...

Children need to learn to share so they can make and keep friends, play and work cooperatively, take turns, and handle disappointment. Follow along...

Bullying is serious and hurtful. Follow along as Kindness Bear and the other bears, help Worry Bear to deal with Bully Bear. Learn to strike a Supe...

Waiting is not easy. Join Impatient Bear on a quest to become more patient. Explore different activities to do while waiting, such as reading a boo...

The engaging and much-loved Blob characters promote communication, help to develop feelings and emotions, and encourage change. This exciting colle...

GRRRR! If Cant cannot have it, Cant gets mad but is throwing a temper tantrum the best way to solve a problem? With the help of the other Emotes, ...

The Classic Card Game Set has incredibly creative illustrations that add new excitement to this trio of traditional, favorite card games: Animal Ru...

Blue Book! Red Apple! Pink Pig! Teach a young child to identify objects and animals as they learn to say first words, and the names of colors, in ...

The game of Consequences can provide an excellent opening for discussing the idea of consequences for behavior and the concept of accountability in...

Everyone gets angry, so its never too early for children to learn to recognize feelings of anger, express them, and build skills for coping with an...

Join a cast of colorful dinosaurs as they munch away on their favorite fruits and vegetables in this fun-to-read silicone touch-and-feel children's...

Meet Wince, The Monster of Worry, and his number one nemesis, the WorryBug! In this engaging follow-up to The Monster Who Couldn't Decide, Andi Gre...

By Jeanie Franz Ransom, MA & Jackie Ubanovic Although most kids' problems are kid-sized ones that they can work out themselves, tattling is a ...

Drain loves his double-decker freezy-cones, fizzy-pop, sugar-pops, choco-bits, and jelly stars. He also loves playing video games all night long. D...

Dylan Learns About Diabetes is a story of support and understanding. This is the third book written for the Special Family and Friends™ series. Wri...

El Problema Con Los Secretospor Karen Johnsonilustraciones por Linda Johnson Forssell El propsito de este libro es ayudar a los nios a aprender cua...

By Padmini Sriman. This charming book tells the story of Tommy and Emily's first adventure and the story behind their magic. Written as a companio...

Ages: 4-10. Children learn different ways to handlestress and angry feelings, and experience the relief that comes with learning torelax. Includes ...

Develop listening skills and learn to identify feelings and facial expressions, while having fun playing lotto! Suitable for child therapists, coun...

Written by Elizabeth Crary, M. S.,Illustrated by Peaco ToddThese cards are extremely popular with therapists. These whimsical elves grin, grimace,...

Say hello to Fuddle, the flighty Monster of Confusion that can never make up her mind. It's as though you can see her thinking aloud; Do...Don't......

Este es un cuento para ti si la diabetes ha llegado a tu vida o a la de tu ser querido. Es un cuento donde el personaje principal somos tú y somos ...

by Martine Agassi, Ph.D., and Illustrated by Marieka Heinlen   Hands are not for hitting. Hands are for saying hello. . . . And for playing, creat...

Written by Martine Agassi, Ph.D. Illustrated by Marieka Heinlen This board book is suitable for children, toddler to age 3-4. Now in English and Sp...

Help children develop the attitudes and skills of courage and assertiveness in order to make wise choices and work through challenges. Children lea...

Ready to make the world a kinder place? Introduce preschoolers and kindergartners to the importance of bringing kindness into everything they do wi...

Written by Elizabeth Crary, M. S., Illustrated by Jean Whitney Twins Annie and Jess are so excited about their birthday party, the end up ruining t...

Written by Elizabeth Crary, M. S., Illustrated by Jean Whitney Everyone gets frustrated occasionally. Alex wants to skate like his brother and sist...

Written by Elizabeth Crary, M. S., Illustrated by Jean Whitney How can kids diffuse their anger? Your kids decide what Matt should do when his brot...

Written by Elizabeth Crary, M. S., Illustrated by Jean Whitney Katie needs help working through her anger when a long-awaited picnic is cancelled b...