Healthy habits and growing up
Stories about healthy habits for children: getting dressed, brushing teeth, potty training, the growing body, doctor visits and screen time.
3 stories
So much of a young child's day is made of routines: getting dressed, brushing teeth, washing hands, bath time, mealtimes and, for the youngest, learning to use the potty.
As children get older the questions change. Why do teeth fall out? What happens to my body as I grow? Why do I have to go to the doctor? In many homes there is also a daily negotiation about screens and games, and how long is long enough.
Stories turn these everyday moments into something your child can look forward to or make sense of. A character who struggles with buttons, tries a new vegetable or worries about a check-up gives your child a way in, and a story about a growing body can meet their questions in plain, calm words. A story about screens can open a conversation about balance without a battle.
On this shelf you will find stories about daily routines and self-care, how the body works and changes, being ill or hurt, visits to the doctor or dentist, and finding a healthy balance with screens and online life.
