Description
- The Sense of “We” in the Family
- A book about love and togetherness in the family – imaginatively explained for all children aged 4 and up.
- We all live in a family, and every family is unique. But all families share one thing: the sense of “we.”
- A “we” is created when people care about one another. Arguing and making up is a topic that concerns all children. Sometimes we hurt each other, usually without meaning to. We argue or have different needs. Then the sense of “we” becomes so fragile that we need to look for it and take care of it.
- When we listen to one another, look after each other, laugh, and be silly together, we strengthen our sense of “we” again.
- Important questions are answered in a clear and child-friendly way:
- What holds a family together?
- Why are there sometimes arguments?
- And how do we make up again?
- This book is ideal for sharing and looking at together and offers many opportunities for conversation: what makes my own family special?
- Author: Daniela Kunkel
- Publisher: Carlsen
- Format: Hardcover
- Number of pages: 40 pages
- Language: German
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