How can I help my child manage anger?
Anger and calming down
Stop, calm down and say in words what I want.
- Notice the signs in the body
- Stop and step back
- Calm down
- Say in words what I want
- Put right what went wrong
What your child practises in the story
Each topic is one skill broken down into five visible steps. The steps are based on child psychology approaches adapted to your child’s age. On each topic page you’ll find how the story shows it, what changes by age, what we base it on and when a comic isn’t enough.
How can I help my child join in and make friends?
Friends and being left out
Join in a game, cope with “no” and find a friend.
- Watch what’s being played
- Join in with an offer
- Ask
- Cope with “no” and try elsewhere
- Invite one friend
How can you help a child understand a disabled friend — without a lecture?
Friendship and disability
Shared adventures for disabled and non-disabled children.
- Asking
- Not helping without asking
- Talking to them directly
- Waiting
- Adapting the game
How can I help my child talk to an adult about bullying?
Telling a trusted adult
When something bad is happening, tell someone who can help.
- Recognise what isn’t OK
- Asking for help isn’t telling tales
- My safe adults
- Say it clearly
- If it doesn’t help, tell someone else
What helps when siblings argue all the time?
Siblings
Say what’s bothering you without name-calling — and reach an agreement.
- Say what’s bothering me
- Listen to the other person
- Take turns or make a shared plan
- Stick to the agreement
- If it’s not working: a break and an adult
How can I help my child cope with losing and making mistakes?
Losing and mistakes
Lose with a smile and try a different way.
- Name the feeling
- Good game
- I can’t do it yet
- What will I try differently?
- Another go
How can I help my child when they’re scared?
Fear and courage
Small steps towards big courage.
- Say the fear out loud
- A courage object and a helper
- The smallest step
- The next step
- Be proud of trying
How can I help my child tidy up without shouting?
Tidying up
Break a big job into small pieces.
- Break it into pieces
- Start with the easiest
- First–then
- A game or a timer
- Check that it’s done
What can I do when my child won’t listen?
Agreements and listening
Listen, ask why and keep your word.
- Listen to the end
- Repeat what I heard
- Ask “why?” or suggest something
- Agree and stick to it
- My “no” counts
More topics coming
- sleep and bedtime
- calm mornings
- screens
- saying sorry
- honesty
- asking for help
- homework
- a new sibling
- a new school
- personal boundaries
We’ll publish them only after the same expert preparation as the first eight.
Coming soon
Difficult moments
Topics that need extra care. We’re preparing them separately — they aren’t for sale yet. Each one shows at the top where to turn if it’s happening right now.
How do I prepare my child for a safe internet?
In preparation
Notice pressure and secrecy, end contact and go to an adult.
- Notice the warning signs
- Say “I don’t want to”
- End it and block
- Tell an adult
- It’s not your fault
How can I help my child when someone dies?
In preparation
When someone close or a pet dies: honest words, remembering, and an adult nearby.
- Name what I feel
- Ask questions
- Remember
- It’s not my fault
See the hero on the drawing before you pay.
Send a brief — we draw your child as the hero for free. Then a story for €9.90 (1 story · 16 pages) or a whole adventure for €24.90 (3 stories · 48 pages), as a storybook or a comic, paid once. Until you open the book, you can cancel it and we refund the full amount.