Little Meerkat's Big Panic
A Story About Learning New Ways to Feel Calm
by Jane Evans
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Pub Date 21 Mar 2016 | Archive Date 3 May 2016
Description
Once upon a time there was a Little Meerkat with a very important job to do. Today was the day when Little Meerkat finally took a turn at being the lookout meerkat - watching for dangers to protect the meerkat gang.
It was all going well until Little Meerkat fell asleep and woke up to find everyone had disappeared! This sent Little Meerkat into one very big panic. With help from Small Elephant and Mini Monkey, can Little Meerkat calm down and find the missing meerkats?
This playful full-colour storybook shows children aged 2-6 easy ways for them to calm their body and brain when feeling anxious. It also includes guidance for parents or professionals on the neuroscience behind the strategies, and how they can use the book to help children.
Available Editions
| EDITION | Hardcover |
| ISBN | 9781785927034 |
| PRICE | US$16.95 (USD) |
Featured Reviews
Reviewer 186721
Little Meerkat's Bug Panic will teach your little ones a lot of about using words to articulate their emotions and feel comfort from it. The Panic reminded me of the panic that I have regarding missing get down at the right bus or train stop. I wonder if may be I will be too deep in the bus that I wont get to the front in time to get down, before the bus starts back up again.
But imagine if 'your kid can empathize feelings of a person as 'scared, sad and worried' and know that it feels 'safe, relaxed and calm again' after something., then thye have enough vocabulary to recognize the signs and need of comfort both by self and others.
You must have seen countless parent- child conversations where the kids are overwhelmed by their emotions. Preschools do a great job of equipping your kids with recognition of their emotional states.
The illustrations are cute too.
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