Does your child have occasional nightmares?
Does an overactive imagination keep them awake at night?
Do you want to help them overcome their fears?
Every child will suffer from a nightmare from time to time and it can be a challenge for a parent to effectively explain what a bad dream is and to reassure their child that they are harmless. Of course a nightmare, aside from being frightening for a young child, can also disrupt sleep patterns and make bedtime far less pleasurable. So how can you help your child to overcome them?
Inside the pages of This Book Eats Bad Dreams, your child can follow the story told by adorable, funny monsters who talk about their favorite things and have the opportunity to then:
- Color in the images
- Draw their own interpretation of their dream
- Write a story or thoughts about it
- Record their favorite things, places, and people
- Take part in fun exercises
- Learn how to conquer their bad dreams
- And much more…
With 120 pages of fun images, extra pages for drawing and writing, plus lovable monsters who prompt your child to explain and understand, This Book Eats Bad Dreams provides them with a formidable defense against future nightmares.
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