Picture Books About Making a New Friend
Kids want to make friends — but how? It’s not always easy but there are some specific strategies they can use like being friendly that
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Kids want to make friends — but how? It’s not always easy but there are some specific strategies they can use like being friendly that
Do you know the difference between kids who are shy and kids who are introverted? Let’s define these terms since there is a big difference–
Is anyone else the parent of a picky eater? (Who you don’t want to starve — and who doesn’t like anything?) These books for picky
Sometimes bedtime can be the least fun time of day for everyone, kids and parents included! Why not make it a little sillier with some
How do you help your readers with their reading attention and stamina? I’ve been thinking about attention spans. Mine, for one. And also, our growing
Teaching Positive Character Traits Through Picture Books written by Meredith Bartolo Pappas One way to teach children positive character traits is through reading books with
compiled by author Brock Eastman Devotionals are a great way to engage your kids with the Bible as well as character-building traits. They allow kids
Read blended family books with your kids to help them see themselves or other people’s families in stories. Bibliotherapy doesn’t substitute for therapy but it’s
Two black cube bookshelves next to my desk overflowing with children’s books for me to review. My Kindle contains at least ten forthcoming middle-grade novels
A Kids Book About, now called A Kids Company About, started with only one book; a book to help children learn about racism called A Kids
written by Julie Vick, mom, educator, and author of Babies Don’t Make Small Talk Looking for a gift for a parent in your life? As
Disclosure: I wrote this in partnership with Once Upon a Dance. All opinions are my own. Do your kids love to MOVE? And do they
written by teacher Jessica Krueger One of the best ways to introduce children to an abstract quality like honesty is through the use of picture books.
Ever met a child who has a fixed mindset? Kids who say things like, “I’m not good at math,” or “I’m not smart enough.” For
As your children return back to school, read these essential picture school-themed books about the first day, separation anxiety, making friends, and being yourself. What’s
written by Victoria Piontek, author and parent On a frosty April morning, I found myself standing in a horse paddock waiting for an equine family
written by David LaRochelle Not-So-Simple Sorry The simplest things can be the most challenging: learning to tie a shoelace, snapping your fingers (I still haven’t
written by Megan Wagner Lloyd, author of the graphic novel ALLERGIC Like many during the pandemic, I’ve dreamed of adopting a pet to help my
written by Patrick Flores-Scott I’m very happy for this opportunity to write a guest post here at Imagination Soup! I’m an author of a
I have a daughter who dislikes challenges. She’d rather give up than persevere. This is probably hugely affected by her sensory processing disorder and ADHD. How, I
Disclosure: I partnered with Colorado Shines to bring you this information. All opinions are my own. Who else wants their kids to grow up happy
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