Postiva press sep 2026 (2 risultati)

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Going home after surgery can bring big feelings, unfamiliar routines, and lots of questions. The 21 Days of Brave: A Little Guide to Healing After Surgery gently supports children through the first three weeks of recovery-one brave day at a time.Using reassuring language and warm, inclusive illustrations, this book helps young readers understand the importance of resting, taking medicine as directed, attending follow-up visits, asking for help, expressing their feelings, and celebrating small steps forward. Children are reminded that every body and every recovery is different-and that being brave does not mean never feeling worried, frustrated, or scared. Sometimes bravery simply means telling a trusted grown-up how you feel or trying again tomorrow.Featuring children with a variety of medical experiences, disabilities, mobility aids, and visible differences, this compassionate guide helps more young readers feel seen, supported, and understood.The 21 Days of Brave is a comforting resource for children and families navigating surgery and recovery, as well as pediatric hospitals, child-life departments, surgery centers, medical practices, nurses, doctors, nonprofit recovery programs, and family-support organizations. It is ideal for individual use or bulk institutional distribution to children in their care.It encourages meaningful conversations while reminding every child: You are brave. You are loved. You are not alone.…

Buch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Going home after surgery can bring big feelings, unfamiliar routines, and lots of questions. The 21 Days of Brave: A Little Guide to Healing After Surgery gently supports children through the first three weeks of recovery-one brave day at a time.Using reassuring language and warm, inclusive illustrations, this book helps young readers understand the importance of resting, taking medicine as directed, attending follow-up visits, asking for help, expressing their feelings, and celebrating small steps forward. Children are reminded that every body and every recovery is different-and that being brave does not mean never feeling worried, frustrated, or scared. Sometimes bravery simply means telling a trusted grown-up how you feel or trying again tomorrow.Featuring children with a variety of medical experiences, disabilities, mobility aids, and visible differences, this compassionate guide helps more young readers feel seen, supported, and understood.The 21 Days of Brave is a comforting resource for children and families navigating surgery and recovery, as well as pediatric hospitals, child-life departments, surgery centers, medical practices, nurses, doctors, nonprofit recovery programs, and family-support organizations. It is ideal for individual use or bulk institutional distribution to children in their care.It encourages meaningful conversations while reminding every child: You are brave. You are loved. You are not alone.…