Abundance of Calm Bundle

In this bundle:

You'll get the deluxe "Fred Gets Frustrated - A Children's Calm Down Book" with companion Calming Activities Flashcards.

Fred Gets Frustrated book and Calming Activities Flashcards have been named among the best in family-friendly media, products and services by the Mom’s Choice Awards®

About the book:

If you are struggling to help your child manage their anger, meet Fred.  Fred helps children learn early emotional development skills that will grow along with them.

Fred gets upset when things don’t go as planned.  As he navigates everyday situations, Fred is repeatedly successful at employing techniques he has learned to cope with anger and frustration.

Find out how Fred displays emotional intelligence in this fun and beautifully illustrated children's calm down book where the reader will learn how to create his or her own calm down box.

About the flashcards:

The Calming Activities Flashcards encourage healthy emotional and physical habits with your child or classroom. Enjoy daily practice of mindfulness, calm, exercise, and gratitude.

Appropriate for kids 4 and up. Can be used as a resource for parents, caregivers, homeschoolers, therapists, and teachers. 

Download the companion Calming Toolkit at www.FredBookSeries.com to discuss and practice with your child.

What people are saying:

I have 3 kids (7, 6 and 3). All three were engaged through the entire book. Asking questions and loving the characters. The book gave each of us practical ideas to help calm us down when feeling frustrated in the future (for mom too, not just the kids :). And the ending led right into conversations around what works best for us and what we might try next time. I most definitely recommend this book to anyone with young kids.

“Fred Gets Frustrated” offers simple and practical strategies to help children manage feelings of frustration, using very relatable situations to foster the growth of emotional intelligence and social-pragmatic skills. As both a parent and a professional, I strongly recommend adding this “must-read” to your child’s library.