The Day The Biting Stopped - Robbins, Rachel
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When Captain gets angry, he sees red - and before he knows it, he's biting and making things worse! But on this special day, a chain of surprising (and sometimes funny) events helps him pause, reflect, and realize there are better ways to handle big feelings. The Day the Biting Stopped is a whimsical, relatable no biting book for toddlers and preschoolers that gently guides children toward positive behavior. With colorful illustrations and an engaging story, kids learn: What to do instead of biting when they feel upset Social skills for handling frustration and conflict Simple strategies for…mehr

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When Captain gets angry, he sees red - and before he knows it, he's biting and making things worse! But on this special day, a chain of surprising (and sometimes funny) events helps him pause, reflect, and realize there are better ways to handle big feelings. The Day the Biting Stopped is a whimsical, relatable no biting book for toddlers and preschoolers that gently guides children toward positive behavior. With colorful illustrations and an engaging story, kids learn: What to do instead of biting when they feel upset Social skills for handling frustration and conflict Simple strategies for emotional regulation How their choices affect others, and how to repair when they've hurt someone The power of slowing down, thinking, and choosing empathy Perfect for parents, teachers, and caregivers searching for biting strategies that actually work, this story provides both entertainment and guidance. At the end of the book, you'll find extra discussion questions, tips for parents, and a scannable QR code with more resources - making it one of the best no biting books for toddlers to keep on your shelf.
Autorenporträt
Rachel Robbins, M.Ed., is a children's author, educator, and homeschooling mom devoted to helping families move with embodiment through big feelings and life's curveballs.Before writing, she worked as a mental health counselor for young adults and families and as a research assistant supporting children on the autism spectrum; experiences that shaped her compassionate, practical approach to growth.At heart, Rachel is a storyteller; writing to touch the heart, inspire growth, and remind us of the beauty in the mess.