Sometimes I Am Worried

Help little ones understand and manage worries with Sometimes I Worry, part of the Little Big Feelings series. This reassuring picture book explores the everyday worries that young children may experience and shows them that it is perfectly normal to feel worried sometimes. With relatable situations, friendly characters, and colourful illustrations, the story encourages children to talk about their feelings and discover simple ways to feel calmer and more confident.

Features:

• Explores common worries and anxieties experienced by young children.
• Reassures children that feeling worried is a normal part of growing up.
• Encourages children to recognise and talk about their feelings.
• Introduces simple and reassuring ways to manage worries.
• Uses relatable everyday situations that children can understand.
• Colourful illustrations make emotional topics approachable.
• Supports conversations between children, parents, and caregivers.
• Helps develop emotional awareness and self-confidence.
• Encourages empathy and understanding of different feelings.
• Perfect For: Young children, emotional learning, preschoolers, parents, caregivers, story time, and gifting.

Specifications:

• Product Type: Children's Picture Book
• Title: Sometimes I Worry
• Series: Little Big Feelings
• Author: Dr. Christian Jessen
• Illustrator: Maxime Lebrun
• Publisher: Campbell Books / Pan Macmillan
• Language: English
• Format: Hardcover
• Number of Pages: 32 Pages
• ISBN-13: 9781529023365
• Recommended Age: 3–6 Years
• Genre: Children's Fiction, Picture Books, and Emotional Learning
• Theme: Worry, Feelings, Emotions, Confidence, and Self-Regulation
• Usage: Story Time, Emotional Learning, Shared Reading, and Gifting

Help little ones navigate everyday worries with Sometimes I Worry, available online at YallaBookz Qatar. Explore our collection of children's picture books, emotional learning titles, and stories about feelings and emotions, perfect for supporting young children as they learn to understand and express what they feel.