Mom, I Am Not Afraid!: Tales, Games, and Coloring Pages about Children's Fears

A timely fairy tale can help a child get rid of childhood fears and gain self-confidence, understanding that they are needed and important to their loved ones and friends, and that they can achieve everything, even if not at the... first attempt. Simply telling a child: "Don't be afraid," "You made everything up," "Being a coward is bad," does little to help in the fight against negative emotions. Joint reading of fairy tales is the best way to overcome fears, doubts, and uncertainty in one's own abilities. Such tales will teach the little one to understand themselves and other people, not to give up in difficult situations, to resolve conflicts without feeling discomfort or aggression.
After reading a fairy tale, the child will be able to complete various game tasks, color pictures, thus reinforcing the therapeutic effect of each "brave" story.