Watch me bloom when I learn to share

Does your child find it hard to share with others? Do they find it hard to wait for their turn during playtime?"Watch me bloom when I learn to share" is a beautifully illustrated story that helps toddlers and young children navigate the complex world of sharing and taking turns. This book is suitable for all children, especially those that need to know it's okay to share with others and be a good friend.Imagine your little one blooming as they learn the joy of sharing and the magic of taking turns with friends. Meet Jaylen, a young boy with autism, who's learning about sharing and waiting his turn, just like all kids do. Sometimes, sharing and waiting his turn can be a challenge. That's where Thorn, the Bloom Buddy, comes in. Appearing in moments of struggle, Thorn guides Jaylen with kindness and clever strategies, helping him understand the joys of sharing and the importance of taking turns, gently turning challenges into opportunities for kindness and connection.Inside this book, you will find:Relatable and Engaging Storyline: Witnessing challenges and victories as told by Jaylen, helps every child see themselves in the narrative, understanding that their big feelings to share and take turns are valid and they too can blossom with kindness.Practical Coping Strategies: Through engaging storytelling, your child will learn actionable techniques to manage their emotions with sharing-tools they can use in real-life situations.Championing Neurodiversity: Written by Grace Ledden, a Board Certified Behavioral Analyst, this book not only entertains but educates, fostering a world that embraces neurodiversity and every child's uniqueness.Loving Illustrations: Beautiful scenes that sprinkle a dash of playfulness and a whole lot of love on every page. Perfect for bedtime stories or classroom readings.FREE digital downloads: Scan the included QR code with your phone to download additional exclusive content featuring Noah & Bud.Whether you're a parent seeking a story that mirrors your child's experiences or a teacher aiming to foster empathy and neurodiversity in the classroom, this book is for you.