I Want to Stay in Kindergarten

Empower Your Child to Embrace a New Beginning in School with Confidence

Is your child anxious about leaving kindergarten? Do they worry about saying goodbye to friends and the familiar world they've grown to love? I Want to Stay in Kindergarten is here to help both you and your child through this emotional transition.

In this heartwarming story, Anna is thrilled to move on to "big-girl" kindergarten but is also sad to leave behind her friends and beloved teacher. As the end-of-year party approaches, Anna's mother steps in to help her understand and cope with her feelings.

What's in it for you?

Expert Advice: Learn how to discuss your child's emotions and provide them with practical coping tools.Emotional Support: Understand the importance of validating your child's feelings during significant changes.Practical Solutions: Discover simple strategies to ease the transition from one stage to the next.

Written by Carmit Rachel Swed, a mother and personal development expert, this book is inspired by her own experiences raising her daughter, Emma. Swed's first book, The Garden of Lost Balls, received high praise for addressing loss in a child-friendly way, making I Want to Stay in Kindergarten a must-read follow-up.

Why Choose I Want to Stay in Kindergarten?

Empathy and Understanding: Helps children feel seen and heard.Relatable Heroine: Features the same beloved character from Swed's previous book, making it easy for children to identify with her.Inclusive Approach: Provides a compassionate outlook on common childhood challenges.

Equip your child with the emotional tools they need to embrace new school beginnings confidently.

Order your copy of I Want to Stay in Kindergarten today and make the transition smoother for your little one