The Power of Fairy Tales. New Stories That Help Children Gain Confidence and Inner Strength (for children aged 3-8) Part 2

Every parent knows that doubts and a child's lack of confidence can be addressed with support and positive thoughts. When boys and girls first open up to the world, they face failures — negative experiences accumulate, and only warm messages from parents can help little ones find stability and faith in their abilities.
To assist moms and dads, child and perinatal psychologist Anita Waiakanti has compiled a new collection of therapeutic fairy tales. In 27 kind stories, positive beliefs are hidden — these are simple yet important thoughts that will help children strengthen their inner support.

After reading the fairy tales, the child will learn to:
- Trust themselves.
- Develop creative thinking.
- Value their uniqueness.
- Boldly try new things.
- Accept their emotions.

In the fairy tales, the main character can even be your child — notes about this and special addresses to the little one are highlighted for parents in the text. After each story, adults and children will find engaging tasks to reinforce the positive message: these include interesting conversations, games, exercises, and even keeping creative journals. The book will be interesting for children aged 3 to 8. Together with their parents, they will discover bright large illustrations on thick white pages.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Anita Waiakanti is a child, perinatal, and family psychologist and art therapist with over 11 years of experience. She is the author of therapeutic fairy tales. In her stories, Anita applies the technique of instilling positive thoughts through play and creative tasks.