Why Am I Sad?

Does your child ever feel sad and not know why?Milo wakes up heavy and gray, with a sad feeling he cannot explain. In this gentle, honest story, Daddy sits down close and does something simple and steadying. He gives the feeling a name, shares that everyone feels sad sometimes, and answers the two worries every child hides: that something is wrong with them, and that the feeling will never end.This calming, social-emotional book helps children ages 3-7:learn that sadness is normal, allowed, and never foreverdiscover gentle ways to feel better: name it, share it, and comfort themselvessee feelings like weather, where sad is a rain cloud that always passesInside you'll find a warm read-aloud story, a soothing "feelings are like weather" idea, a "Let's Talk About It" page, and a Note for Grown-Ups with practical tips for hard feelings.Add to cart and help your child know that even clouds move on.

Does your child ever feel sad and not know why?Milo wakes up heavy and gray, with a sad feeling he cannot explain. In this gentle, honest story, Daddy sits down close and does something simple and steadying. He gives the feeling a name, shares that everyone feels sad sometimes, and answers the two worries every child hides: that something is wrong with them, and that the feeling will never end.This calming, social-emotional book helps children ages 3-7:learn that sadness is normal, allowed, and never foreverdiscover gentle ways to feel better: name it, share it, and comfort themselvessee feelings like weather, where sad is a rain cloud that always passesInside you'll find a warm read-aloud story, a soothing "feelings are like weather" idea, a "Let's Talk About It" page, and a Note for Grown-Ups with practical tips for hard feelings.Add to cart and help your child know that even clouds move on.