Big feelings
When feelings get as big as a storm. A story about naming them, breathing slowly, and letting them pass like clouds.
How the story handles it
The child has a big feeling (cross, frustrated or sad). The companion teaches a simple calming tool: slow balloon breaths, naming the feeling, a squeeze-hug. Feelings are allowed; we learn what to do with them. End peaceful.
What makes it theirs
Your child is the hero, by name, on every page — with their favourite animal beside them, drawn to look like them if you tell us how, and with any little details you add: a sibling, a pet, a favourite blanket. Every book is written fresh; no two are the same.