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Sometimes things happen like this, i was a little scared!
"mom, go away!" – if the color of fear were blue… The thunder heard in the middle of the night, the door that suddenly closes, or the tiny spider that enters the room. . . Let's think about the moments when you feel your child's eyes are huge and their heart is pounding. in those moments, our first reaction is usually, "don't be afraid, honey, there's nothing to worry about." " It is possible. But at that moment, a giant "blue balloon" has already inflated in his heart, and simply saying "don't be afraid" isn't enough to deflate that balloon. "it's like sometimes i get a little scared!" It's a companion that teaches you fear isn't something to be ashamed of, but rather how to deflate that blue balloon in your heart by talking it through. "short summary of the book
this valuable work, written by clinical psychologist dr. mehmet teber, tells the story of white rabbit, the little member of the rabbit family." Afraid of loud noises and being alone, the white rabbit, with the help of its mother, recognizes the feeling of "fear" as a "blue balloon." The book offers an interactive way to cope with moments of fear, find refuge in a safe space, and express your emotions.
benefits for children ● Emotional resilience: by understanding that fear is a universal emotion (even adults can be afraid), they learn not to feel guilty or powerless for being afraid, and even realize that experiencing this emotion is a "superpower."
● Embodying emotion: by visualizing fear as a "blue balloon," a child can recognize and concretize an abstract concept.
● Secure attachment: it supports secure attachment by experiencing how it comforts him to seek refuge in his parents when he is scared and expresses it.
● Physical awareness: helps to recognize the responses that occur in the body the moment one experiences a feeling of fear.
benefits for parents ● A calming tone: when your child is scared, instead of brushing it off, say, "maybe the blue balloon is inflated right now, let's deflate it together." It allows you to present a solution approach that is turned into a game by saying.
● Empathy dates: opens a pedagogical window for you to understand the "big" fears in your child's world.
● Interactive reading experience: through the fiction in the book, ask your child "what are you afraid of?" Helps you explore their inner world by initiating conversations. Who is it suitable for?
● Little ones aged 4-6 who need to recognize and cope with the feeling of fear...
● Children who are bothered by loud noises, darkness, or being alone, but struggle to express it... ● Conscious parents who want to teach their child not to suppress their emotions, but to manage them...
dear parents, we know that you want to protect your child from fears. But the greatest power you can give her is the knowledge of what to do when she's afraid. "it's okay to feel scared sometimes!" offers a heartwarming way to tell your child, "even if you're scared, i'm here for you, and we can get through this together." This evening, you can read the book together, talk about fear, remember a way to share your feelings, and help your child feel safer.
frequently asked questions
1. Will my child start to be afraid of new things after reading this book?
on the contrary! The book soothes the child by defining that "uncertain unease" that already exists but cannot be named. Ignorance scares, understanding heals. Is the story too long? The ideal length of 24 pages and the soft-colored drawings of burcu güdücü have been designed to maintain the attention span of the 4-6 age group. Is it connected to the other books in the "sometimes it happens" series? Each book in the series tackles a different emotion – anger, jealousy, fear – through standalone stories. It can be taken as a set, or it is an excellent feeling training material alone.
