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Stories That Help Children Face Fear With Bravery

Book 01

Jimmy Goes to the Emergency Department

A park accident sends Jimmy to the emergency department, where he worries about shots, needles, stitches, and pain. With the help of his mother, Nurse Caswell, and Dr. Kumar, Jimmy learns what happens during treatment and discovers that medical care can be much less frightening when someone explains it with patience and kindness.

This story gives children a gentle introduction to emergency medical care. It explains wounds, cleaning, anesthesia, stitches, and doctor visits through a simple story, making the hospital feel less mysterious and more manageable.

Jimmy Goes to the Emergency Department is ideal for young children who are nervous about hospitals, doctors, injuries, shots, or medical procedures.

Book 02

Jimmy and the Screen-Time Sickness: Digital EQ

Jimmy gets a new smartphone and quickly discovers the excitement of messages, group chats, social media, and online attention. As he begins checking his phone more and comparing himself to others, Jimmy learns important lessons about digital habits, FOMO, online embarrassment, and emotional balance.

This story helps children and families talk about screen time in a practical way. It shows how phones can affect focus, confidence, routines, and emotions, while encouraging healthier choices.

Jimmy and the Screen-Time Sickness: Digital EQ is ideal for children beginning to use smartphones, social media, group chats, or online platforms.

Book 03

Jimmy’s Emotional First Aid Kit: Surviving the “Yelling” Phase

Jimmy skips class because he is anxious about a math quiz, but when the school calls home, his parents become frightened and upset. Through the experience, Jimmy learns that yelling is sometimes connected to fear, stress, and worry. The story introduces emotional tools children can understand, including the “Emotional Thermometer” and the idea that people need time to cool down before they can listen.

This book gives children language for emotional regulation. It helps them understand conflict without feeling alone, while also showing that anger can come from deeper feelings such as fear and concern.

Jimmy’s Emotional First Aid Kit: Surviving the “Yelling” Phase is ideal for children who struggle with arguments, grounding, yelling, emotional reactions, or parent-child conflict.