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Ideální pro jakýkoli věk, tato NOVÁ knihovna Confidence Crew je skvělá pro nejmenší, kteří vstupují do nových sociálních situací. Každá kniha posiluje dětskou víru v sebe sama a jejich schopnost čelit jakýmkoli výzvám.
The set includes several different stories so there's variety, and my son keeps asking to read the one about making new friends at school again. It's helped him feel a little braver before his playdates.
My five-year-old was nervous about starting preschool, but the book about trying new things turned his whole attitude around. The stories are short enough to hold his attention and the illustrations really helped him understand his feelings.
We read through the entire set with our kids, and the way each book handles self-acceptance feels surprisingly genuine for a children's series. The sturdy pages are a bonus since they survive bedtime story duty.
The "Confidence Crew" books are a great way to open conversations about self-acceptance with my kids. My 7-year-old especially liked the one about handling new situations at school. It’s nice to have stories that focus on building belief in themselves.
My 5-year-old was nervous about starting preschool, and the way this set tackles new social situations has been a game changer for him. He asks to read the one about believing in himself almost every night.
My 7-year-old practices the self-acceptance exercises from this set before school, and she's noticeably more confident in new situations. The library's focus on reinforcing belief in yourself makes it feel like a gentle coach rather than just a story.
My 4-year-old gets nervous at playdates, and the story about speaking up in a group really clicked with her. The illustrations are warm and the language is simple enough for her to follow along.
My 5-year-old was glued to the "Confidence Crew" stories, and I’ve already seen her trying out the self-acceptance tips when playing with new friends. The simple, age-appropriate language made it easy for her to grasp. It’s a solid set for navigating those first big social hurdles.
My daughter was nervous about starting second grade, but after reading the one about trying new things, she's actually excited to make friends. The illustrations are bright and engaging, and the stories feel real enough for her to relate to without being preachy.
My 5-year-old was nervous about starting preschool, so the "new social situations" focus in these books felt like a perfect fit. The stories are short enough for one quick read before drop-off, which I appreciate. I just wish there were a couple more books in the set for the price.