ISBN: 9798234228734 - the 21 days of brave: a little guide to healing after surgery (7 resultados)

HRD. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Condición: New.

HRD. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Going home after surgery can bring big feelings, unfamiliar routines, and lots of questions. The 21 Days of Brave: A Little Guide to Healing After Surgery gently supports children through the first three weeks of recovery-one brave day at a time.Using reassuring language and warm, inclusive illustrations, this book helps young readers understand the importance of resting, taking medicine as directed, attending follow-up visits, asking for help, expressing their feelings, and celebrating small steps forward. Children are reminded that every body and every recovery is different-and that being brave does not mean never feeling worried, frustrated, or scared. Sometimes bravery simply means telling a trusted grown-up how you feel or trying again tomorrow.Featuring children with a variety of medical experiences, disabilities, mobility aids, and visible differences, this compassionate guide helps more young readers feel seen, supported, and understood.The 21 Days of Brave is a comforting resource for children and families navigating surgery and recovery, as well as pediatric hospitals, child-life departments, surgery centers, medical practices, nurses, doctors, nonprofit recovery programs, and family-support organizations. It is ideal for individual use or bulk institutional distribution to children in their care.It encourages meaningful conversations while reminding every child: You are brave. You are loved. You are not alone.…

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. Going home after surgery can bring big feelings, unfamiliar routines, and lots of questions. The 21 Days of Brave: A Little Guide to Healing After Surgery gently supports children through the first three weeks of recovery-one brave day at a time.Using reassuring language and warm, inclusive illustrations, this book helps young readers understand the importance of resting, taking medicine as directed, attending follow-up visits, asking for help, expressing their feelings, and celebrating small steps forward. Children are reminded that every body and every recovery is different-and that being brave does not mean never feeling worried, frustrated, or scared. Sometimes bravery simply means telling a trusted grown-up how you feel or trying again tomorrow.Featuring children with a variety of medical experiences, disabilities, mobility aids, and visible differences, this compassionate guide helps more young readers feel seen, supported, and understood.The 21 Days of Brave is a comforting resource for children and families navigating surgery and recovery, as well as pediatric hospitals, child-life departments, surgery centers, medical practices, nurses, doctors, nonprofit recovery programs, and family-support organizations. It is ideal for individual use or bulk institutional distribution to children in their care.It encourages meaningful conversations while reminding every child: You are brave. You are loved. You are not alone. An inclusive children's guide to the first 21 days after surgery, helping young patients understand recovery, express big feelings, and feel less alone. Ideal for families, pediatric hospitals, child-life teams, and recovery programs. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. Going home after surgery can bring big feelings, unfamiliar routines, and lots of questions. The 21 Days of Brave: A Little Guide to Healing After Surgery gently supports children through the first three weeks of recovery-one brave day at a time.Using reassuring language and warm, inclusive illustrations, this book helps young readers understand the importance of resting, taking medicine as directed, attending follow-up visits, asking for help, expressing their feelings, and celebrating small steps forward. Children are reminded that every body and every recovery is different-and that being brave does not mean never feeling worried, frustrated, or scared. Sometimes bravery simply means telling a trusted grown-up how you feel or trying again tomorrow.Featuring children with a variety of medical experiences, disabilities, mobility aids, and visible differences, this compassionate guide helps more young readers feel seen, supported, and understood.The 21 Days of Brave is a comforting resource for children and families navigating surgery and recovery, as well as pediatric hospitals, child-life departments, surgery centers, medical practices, nurses, doctors, nonprofit recovery programs, and family-support organizations. It is ideal for individual use or bulk institutional distribution to children in their care.It encourages meaningful conversations while reminding every child: You are brave. You are loved. You are not alone. An inclusive children's guide to the first 21 days after surgery, helping young patients understand recovery, express big feelings, and feel less alone. Ideal for families, pediatric hospitals, child-life teams, and recovery programs. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. Going home after surgery can bring big feelings, unfamiliar routines, and lots of questions. The 21 Days of Brave: A Little Guide to Healing After Surgery gently supports children through the first three weeks of recovery-one brave day at a time.Using reassuring language and warm, inclusive illustrations, this book helps young readers understand the importance of resting, taking medicine as directed, attending follow-up visits, asking for help, expressing their feelings, and celebrating small steps forward. Children are reminded that every body and every recovery is different-and that being brave does not mean never feeling worried, frustrated, or scared. Sometimes bravery simply means telling a trusted grown-up how you feel or trying again tomorrow.Featuring children with a variety of medical experiences, disabilities, mobility aids, and visible differences, this compassionate guide helps more young readers feel seen, supported, and understood.The 21 Days of Brave is a comforting resource for children and families navigating surgery and recovery, as well as pediatric hospitals, child-life departments, surgery centers, medical practices, nurses, doctors, nonprofit recovery programs, and family-support organizations. It is ideal for individual use or bulk institutional distribution to children in their care.It encourages meaningful conversations while reminding every child: You are brave. You are loved. You are not alone. An inclusive children's guide to the first 21 days after surgery, helping young patients understand recovery, express big feelings, and feel less alone. Ideal for families, pediatric hospitals, child-life teams, and recovery programs. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…