Bøger af Isabelle Rowe

Lucy and the Stay-at-Home Summer is a book to teach and empower young children. Lucy is worried about her family members catching the Coronavirus. She and her older brother are experiencing unusual or regressive behaviors due to their worries and the changes the pandemic has caused for them and their family. Lucy's parents gently support both children and come up with activities to do together to reassure them. Tips for parents are included.

Lucy et la Pandémie enseigne et réassure les jeunes enfants, surtout pendant la pandémie causée par le Coronavirus. La série des livres de Lucy offre une opportunité aux parents, enseignants, garderies, d'avoir des conversations avec les jeunes enfants sur des sujets difficiles à aborder.Vous souhaitant une bonne santé.

Lucy has many questions and feelings about not visiting Grandma, not playing with friends, and about missing school. She is anxious about the Coronavirus, the pandemic and the abrupt changes it has caused. Her mother has age-appropriate answers about the Pandemic and suggestions for activities to empower young children and teach them how to cope with the anxiety a "Stay-at-home order" creates. Helpful tips for caregivers are included.

Lucy continues to have questions and feelings about the Coronavirus pandemic. Her father has now tested positive for the Coronavirus and the family and her father are in quarantine. Lucy's mother models for caregiver readers how to have a conversation about Lucy's father's illness as well as how to talk about all the feelings that may bring. Suggestions of activities to empower young children and teach them how to cope with the anxiety. Helpful tips for caregivers are included.

Lucy and Virtual School is meant to teach and empower young children. Lucy has many feelings and worries about starting a new school virtually with a new teacher and new classmates. After a virtual birthday and virtual play dates, Lucy slowly gets used to the virtual world as a way to connect with others.Let's talk about the hard stuff! Wishing you safety and good health.

Lucy and the Pandemic is meant to support and empower families during this challenging time by helping parents and guardians discuss the complex thoughts and feelings children are likely to have in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Lucy's grandmother passes away unexpectedly and the family is left reeling with grief. How does Lucy cope with this loss? Lucy's Grief is a book to teach and empower young children anytime they suffer a loss. The Lucy's Books series is an opportunity for parents, teachers, and caregivers to have conversations about difficult topics.Let's talk about the hard stuff! Wishing you safety and good health.

Lucy has many questions about the Coronavirus. She doesn't know why she has to stay home and cannot go to school, visit Grandma, or simply play with her friends. She is anxious about the pandemic and the abrupt changes it has caused. Her mother has age appropriate answers about the Coronavirus and suggestions for activities to help empower young children and teach them how to cope with the anxiety a quarantine can create. Helpful tips for caregivers are included.