“What if I try this when I suddenly feel anxious?”

The first picture book by child psychology expert Da-rang Lee
How to Use My Mind for Fearful and Worried Children

There are children who get scared of trivial things without even trying, and children who worry a lot about things that haven't even happened.
These children take longer than their peers to adapt to new environments and need a long period of support and attention to gain courage.
Nothing starts easily, and he often whines and cries.
When children are very young, parents or other adults can be close by to look after them, but when they enter kindergarten or elementary school, the number of things they have to do on their own increases, and children often face new challenges that they have to solve on their own.
Parents raising this child always have many worries.
'What if my child keeps doing this?' 'Is it okay for my child to continue like this?'

As a child psychology expert, author Da-rang Lee, who has written books such as “Habits that Don’t Hurt Children’s Hearts” and “Anxious Children” under the name “Growing Mom,” has now published “A Picture Book That Makes Anxiety Disappear” to directly help children with high anxiety grow.
As a mother who has raised a child with a lot of anxiety and has spent a long time counseling and educating parents of children with similar temperaments, I have realized that children can grow more when they have a good understanding of their own anxiety.
'Children who are naturally risk-averse or socially sensitive tend to have a lot of anxiety and worry about new stimuli, environments, and relationships.'
"The Picture Book That Makes Anxiety Disappear" is a picture book that helps these children more comfortably accept their emotions and further utilize their temperamental characteristics as strengths in sensitivity and caution.
The book's illustrations were created by Ishinu, an illustrator with a long history in the textbook and educational publishing fields, adding vividness to the depiction of emotions and situations that children with anxiety may experience.