Jazmin expects to spend Thanksgiving playing with her cousins. Instead she is asked to help cook the big family meal. It feels unfair and disappointing. Then Sophie the Unicorn appears with her glowing red horn and a simple tool called the Gratitude Jar.
Sophie does not force Jazmin to feel grateful. She gives her a practical tool that lets gratitude sit next to hard feelings until something inside begins to shift naturally.
The Sophie the Unicorn series turns everyday family challenges into opportunities for growth. Each story delivers emotional tools in a way children actually remember and use.
Parenting did not arrive in Richard’s life neatly. It arrived through responsibility and a deep desire to do better for the children entrusted to him. Today, as an author and nervous system educator raising his own grandchildren, he brings a unique “kitchen-table authority” to the science of connection.
A Short Guide To Calmer Days At Home. Simple And Practical.
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