Jealous (Dealing with Feeling)

Discover "Jealous (Dealing with Feeling)" a UK edition paperback by Isabel Thomas, published by Raintree in 2014, designed to help young children navigate the complex emotion of jealousy. This insightful book, part of a series focused on common childhood emotions, provides a valuable resource for parents, educators, and young readers alike. With 24 pages of engaging content, "Jealous (Dealing with Feeling)" helps children understand and identify the feeling of jealousy and offers practical strategies for expressing and managing it in a healthy way. Jealousy can be a confusing and overwhelming emotion for young children. This book approaches the subject with sensitivity and clarity, using relatable scenarios and age-appropriate language to explain what jealousy feels like and why it occurs. Author Isabel Thomas skillfully guides children through recognizing the triggers of their jealousy, such as feeling left out, wanting what others have, or fearing they are not loved enough. "Jealous (Dealing with Feeling)" goes beyond simply identifying the emotion. It provides concrete tools and techniques that children can use to cope with jealousy in constructive ways. These might include: * **Talking about their feelings:** Encouraging children to express their jealousy to a trusted adult can help them process their emotions and find solutions. * **Focusing on their own strengths and accomplishments:** Shifting the focus from what others have to their own unique talents can boost self-esteem and reduce feelings of inadequacy. * **Practicing empathy:** Helping children understand the perspectives of others can foster compassion and reduce feelings of resentment. * **Finding healthy outlets for their emotions:** Engaging in activities they enjoy, such as playing, drawing, or reading, can help children release pent-up feelings of jealousy. Isabel Thomas is known for her ability to communicate complex topics in a way that is accessible and engaging for young readers. Her work often focuses on science and emotions, helping children develop a better understanding of themselves and the world around them. "Jealous (Dealing with Feeling)" reflects her expertise in this area, providing a valuable resource for promoting emotional literacy in children. This book is perfect for children aged 4-8, providing a starting point for important conversations about feelings and healthy emotional development. Equip your child with the tools they need to understand and manage jealousy with this helpful book. Order your copy of "Jealous (Dealing with Feeling)" today!