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Life Lessons for Little Ones: Your Softness is Your Strength

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$12.4 $20 In stock

A reassuring picture book reminding children that their softness — sensitivity, gentleness, vulnerability — is a strength, not a weakness, from the award-winning author of Love Your Body.

Details

  • Part of the Life Lessons for Little Ones series
  • Author: Jess Sanders
  • Format: Hardback
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Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Henry Y. ★★★★★

My 4-year-old, who's always been the sensitive type, finally felt seen when we read the page about tears being okay. The way it celebrates vulnerability over toughness is exactly what he needed to hear at bedtime.

Charlotte K. ★★★★★

My 6-year-old asked to read it three nights in a row, and it sparked the sweetest conversation about why it’s okay to cry. The message that gentleness is a strength really clicked for her.

Owen A. ★★★★☆

Got this for my sensitive 5-year-old who often gets told he's "too much." The gentle message about vulnerability being a strength really resonated with him—he asked me to read it three times in a row. Only wish the illustrations were a bit more diverse.