Introducing 'How Not To Lose It', the essential mental health guide tailored specifically for kids. In today's fast-paced world, children face numerous challenges, from exam stress and friendship issues to anxiety and panic attacks. This engaging book empowers young readers to understand their emotions and navigate life's obstacles with confidence. With 176 pages filled with relatable advice and practical strategies, Anna Williamson speaks directly to the core of children's concerns, making it easier for them to confront anxiety, bullying, and peer pressure. This guide promotes not only emotional well-being but also encourages children to develop a positive self-esteem and cultivate healthy relationships. *How Not To Lose It* emphasizes the importance of mental fitness, reminding young readers that taking care of their minds is as crucial as taking care of their bodies. Perfect for parents, educators, and children alike, this book is a crucial resource to foster resilience and emotional intelligence. Ideal for kids looking for support on their mental health journey, it's a must-have for any child's bookshelf. Your child deserves to feel strong, understood, and prepared to face challenges head-on. Get your copy today and help them unlock the tools they need to thrive in life. Delivery is fast and reliable, with shipping options available across New Zealand. Don't let your child navigate their mental health alone - equip them with the right tools to succeed.CONDITION: Brand NewISBN: 9781407193144Publisher: SCHOLASTIC UK - LONDONNumber of Pages 176The go-to mental health guide for kids! Exam stress? Friendship issues? Panic attacks? How Not to Lose It will help you be the boss of all of this, and more. It's not just your body that should be fit and healthy - your mind needs to be, too! How Not to Lose It is the go-to guide... for achieving a balanced mind and strong emotional well-being.With immediate, heart of the matter advice and a chatty yet honest tone, Anna Williamson addresses all of the key issues affecting children today. Topics covered include anxiety, depression, relationships, phobias, bullying, peer pressure, self-esteem, and much more.Read less
