This is MINE, and this is YOURS! And let's not fight! Is it necessary to share if you really don't want to?

The hero of the tale is understandable and close to any child. It's the Fox, the Bunny, the Wolf, the Squirrels - warm, fluffy, familiar. They, like any little ones, can also be scared. They are just as curious. Sometimes... they want to fight. They cry and get hurt. And they also seek our help, the smart and strong adults.
These notebooks will be very useful for parents: they help to get to know your little one better; together you will overcome small and big problems of growing up; wonderful warm illustrations and heroes with whom any child can pleasantly identify themselves.
The techniques for working with the tale are combined with reflection tasks, which triggers the mechanism for developing emotional and social intelligence. It's commonly believed that if a little one does not want to share, he or she is surely greedy, behaving poorly. And when children quarrel, do not give their toys, take others' things, we most often say: "Don't be greedy! Share with your friend!", "Let the girl play with your doll, you still have two!". But every person, even the smallest one, should have something that is THEIRS. Something that they consider their own property, which they can dispose of as they wish.
How to teach a child to cherish their own, to share if they feel abundance, not to take too much? Only through experience, with the help of games. In this book, we invite you to observe the little animals who learned to share, to cherish their own and to respect what belongs to others. In play, children discover that there is another person who has their own things and their own ideas about what to do with them. The other person has the right to defend their interests and their property, and that is good. By playing and conflicting, children enrich their strategies for interacting with society.
The notebook "This is MINE, and this is YOURS! And let's not fight! Is it necessary to share if you really don't want to?" will help the child learn to share, cherish their own and respect what belongs to others.
For activities of adults with children.