Help children understand jealousy through stories. Engaging tales that build emotional literacy and coping skills.
Samantha and Max search for seashells at the beach. When counting shells turns into arguing, they slow down, follow their family's beach rules, and make one shared collection together.
Max and Mia both want their trapeze practice to shine, but competing makes them miss cues and ignore feedback. With help from their coach, they build a paired routine based on listening, timing, and trust.
Lila wants to be taken seriously in her tightrope-walking family. When she notices a loose clamp before the show, her courage is not crossing the wire by herself but speaking up clearly until the adults stop, listen, and make the act safe.
A small scarecrow worries that he is not tall enough to help in the cornfield. When birds keep landing near the seedlings, he asks the owl, the mice, and the farmer for ideas.
Petal loves her flower-petal toys and worries they will be spoiled if she shares them. With help from Thistle and Mother Elm, she learns to set kind rules, invite friends in, and make playtime brighter for everyone.
Eleanor brings her favorite red truck to the forest library every day. When Pip wants a turn, Eleanor practices sharing one toy at a time and discovers that trusted friends can add new stories to beloved things.