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THE LITTLE WIF A Bedtime Story About Big Worries
It's bedtime, and Little Rabbit has a visitor. Small, round, and full of questions, it only ever says one thing: "What if...?"
At first, Little Rabbit argues back — and that only makes things worse. More Wifs appear. But with the gentle help of his big sister, he learns something every worried child (and every parent) needs to know: you don't have to argue with a worry, or chase it away. You can simply notice it, and choose not to believe everything it says.
Written by a clinical psychologist, The Little Wif gently introduces children to anxious thoughts and gives them — and the grown-ups who love them — a simple, memorable way to talk about worry.
Includes a Note for Grown-Ups explaining the psychology behind the story, and a Make Your Own Wif activity to try together.
A Wif is a possibility, not a probability.
THE LITTLE WIF A Bedtime Story About Big Worries
It's bedtime, and Little Rabbit has a visitor. Small, round, and full of questions, it only ever says one thing: "What if...?"
At first, Little Rabbit argues back — and that only makes things worse. More Wifs appear. But with the gentle help of his big sister, he learns something every worried child (and every parent) needs to know: you don't have to argue with a worry, or chase it away. You can simply notice it, and choose not to believe everything it says.
Written by a clinical psychologist, The Little Wif gently introduces children to anxious thoughts and gives them — and the grown-ups who love them — a simple, memorable way to talk about worry.
Includes a Note for Grown-Ups explaining the psychology behind the story, and a Make Your Own Wif activity to try together.
A Wif is a possibility, not a probability.