It's Good That We Are Different!

Lessons of kindness are the best thing we can give to children. It is during preschool age that a child learns to recognize and notice feelings, to empathize and show compassion, to help and care. But how can we choose the right words and explain what kindness is, what it consists of, and why it is important?
Children are by nature conservative, so it is very important for adults to pay attention to the diversity of the world around and to the fact that this diversity does not divide us but enriches us. We may look different, have different levels of wealth, different families, different strengths and weaknesses, but we have a lot in common. The ability to notice points of contact is an important communication skill that not only makes life more joyful but is also extremely useful.
Child psychologist and art therapist Elena Buryeva invented stories about a boy named Philip, who along with his parents learns a lot about the world: he meets children who look and behave differently, who may have different financial opportunities or who live in a family with a single parent. Philip realizes that differences are not an obstacle to communication and play.
Read fairy tales together with your little one and discuss them. At the end of the book, there are recommendations for parents.