Böcker av Janell Su Chin Lee

Siblings of children with disabilities may sometimes be overlooked as the child with special needs receives more attention and care. This book teaches children the words to describe their feelings. This helps them to manage those feelings instead of misbehaving just to get your attention. Young children can read this book together with their parents to stimulate discussions about their feelings. This illustrated book is narrated by a child who has a sibling with a severe disability. It is recommended that this book be used with the parent guide. The parent guide contains practical advice for parents to create a nurturing environment within the family, so that all the children at home, both with and without disabilities, will feel equally loved. Complete set includes: Parent guide: I need LOVE too! Story 1: My feelings on having a sibling with a disability. Story 2: Tori with Down Syndrome Story 3: Mike with Autistic Spectrum Disorder Story 4: Josh with Cerebral Palsy

This illustrated book is part of a series of books to teach children more about disabilities in simple, easy to understand language for children from 7 years and above. It is told from the perspective of a child who has a sibling with Down Syndrome. Young children can read this book together with their parents to stimulate discussions about Down Syndrome. It is recommended that this book be used with the parent guide. The parent guide contains practical advice for parents to create a nurturing environment within the family so that all the children at home, both with and without disabilities, will feel equally loved. Complete set: Parent guide: I need LOVE too! Story 1: My feelings on having a sibling with a disability Story 2: Tori with Down Syndrome Story 3: Mike with Autistic Spectrum Disorder Story 4: Josh with Cerebral Palsy

This illustrated book is part of a series of books to teach children more about disabilities in simple, easy to understand language for children from 7 years and above. It is told from the perspective of a child who has a sibling with Cerebral Palsy. Young children can read this book together with their parents to stimulate discussions about Cerebral Palsy.It is recommended that this book be used with the parent guide. The parent guide contains practical advice for parents to create a nurturing environment within the family so that all the children at home, both with and without disabilities, will feel equally loved.Complete set:Parent guide: I need LOVE too!Story 1: My feelings on having a sibling with a disabilityStory 2: Tori with Down SyndromeStory 3: Mike with Autistic Spectrum DisorderStory 4: Josh with Cerebral Palsy

Siblings of children with disabilities may sometimes be overlooked as the child with special needs receives more attention and care. The stories in this book teach children the words to describe their feelings. This helps them to manage those feelings instead of misbehaving just to get your attention. Through the stories, children will also learn more about the different disabilities.This book contains practical advice for parents to create a nurturing environment within the family, so that all the children at home, both with and without disabilities, will feel equally loved.This book is the parent guide in a set of 5 books. The other books are sold separately as illustrated copies of the stories in this book. This makes it easy for parents to read the stories together with their young children. Reading a book together is a good way for parents and their children to bond and spend quality time together.