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Kids learn well through repetition, and simple easy to 'get' kid-language.

Your child will incorporate the idea of 'I Can Handle It' almost immediately after reading this book, even in our current uncertain times.

After reading this book, they will have great ideas for how to ‘handle’ tough situations!

• When they are tired of having to stay home, they will think 'I can handle it'!
• When they are missing their friends, they will think 'I can handle it'!
• When they are feeling worried about the future, they will think 'I can handle it'!

Even if they aren't saying the words out loud, this mantra will become a part of their self-talk.

Positive self-talk is vital for improving and maintaining strong mental health which is exactly what the world needs right now.

Help your child feel emotionally strong along with Sebastien, and provide a tool to help them get through these challenging times.

And because parents & teachers have such difficult and important jobs, this book includes updated free resources. Simply go to lauriewrightauthor.com/one to get them!

Laurie Wright is a speaker, author, and teacher who is passionate about helping children increase their positive self-talk and improve their mental health. Laurie speaks to parents, teachers, has given a TEDx talk, created resources and has written 2 books, all to further the cause of improving the self-esteem of our children. Laurie is a huge advocate for children's mental health and works every day to improve the way we interact with kids, to help them learn to handle all of their emotions! Follow along on her FB Page - The Emotions Coach. If you are worried about your child who struggles with anxiety you're going to be so happy with what is now available to you! But first, picture this. Once again your child is melting down about something so seemingly insignificant you didn't even think about it beforehand! (If you had, you would have avoided it like the plague, as usual.) You're trying to get on with your day wondering about the best way to handle this latest issue - do you ignore? Coddle? Yell or offer consequences? Bribes and rewards? Let's get real, you've already tried it all, with varying results from abysmal to disastrous. You bounce from frustrated, to angry, to sad, to feeling guilty about not knowing how to help your worry-ridden child, and there are no clear answers in sight. You are NOT alone! Now there is help that is actually helpful! Click here for the Confident Kid Crew signup! >>> bit.ly/CKCrew1