GUILT'S BROKEN CRAYON

Is your little one struggling with saying "I'm sorry"?

When mistakes happen, it is natural for young children to feel scared, hide, or offer a forced apology that they do not truly understand. But what if we could teach them that making a mistake does not make them a bad kid?

Meet Mia and her little feeling named Guilt. When Mia accidentally breaks her brother's favorite red crayon, she tries to hide it. As she keeps the secret, the heavy grey feeling of Guilt grows bigger and bigger! With a little guidance from her mom, Mia discovers that a real apology is more than just a word-it is an action.

In Guilt's Broken Crayon, parents and educators will find a gentle, guilt-free solution to:

• Help toddlers (ages 0-5) process complex emotions without feeling ashamed.

• Teach the powerful concept of "making amends" through relatable actions.

• Encourage healthy sibling conflict resolution.

Beautifully illustrated with warm, engaging artwork, this story transforms the heavy feeling of guilt into the joyful relief of forgiveness.

Help your child build emotional intelligence today. Perfect for gentle parenting, bedtime reading, and classroom social-emotional learning!