A children's story about self-acceptance
 
This story is about a child’s fears of losing her parent’s love if she is not good or smart enough. The parent’s response delivers a powerful message of embracing our mistakes as part of learning and growing, loving each other despite imperfections and striving to be the best versions of ourselves.

Key messages:

• Self-acceptance – Knowing that the child is loved despite being imperfect
• Good-enough parenting – Rather than focusing solely on the child, we also address how the parent can be imperfect
• Rupture & repair – Working through disagreements & knowing that good can come after bad. The strength of a relationship is not in avoiding conflict, but in having the ability to work through the conflict.

This book is for: 

• Building the trust that allows the child to turn to their caretaker even when they make mistakes

Ages: 3 – 6 years