Newlife2009
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A good book for my 5 year old? 3 Years, 4 Months ago
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If anybody looks at this page anymore (it) does seem a bit neglected) I am
looking for a children's book suitable for a 5 year old girl that would
help her understand what is happening in her life.
I intend to
start her on counselling (even if she seems to be coping well at the
moment) but would like to re-inforce this at home.
NLx
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perrypower
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Re:A good book for my 5 year old? 3 Years, 4 Months ago
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Try a book called, "Two of Everything".
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Elle
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Re:A good book for my 5 year old? 3 Years, 4 Months ago
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Hi NL
Hi Have you tried an internet search. There are many sites
dedicated to helping children regards parents separating etc....which give
contacts and book list. Its not an area I am familiar with but I am sure
someone will be along soon enough to add to perrys suggestion...so keep
poppin back to your post.
Elle
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D L
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Re:A good book for my 5 year old? 3 Years, 4 Months ago
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Hi there
The Cafcass workbook "My Family is Changing" (younger
version) is in the Wiki library as a pdf and is a fabulous resource. Whole
heartedly recommend this one.
And just a note re counselling.
If she is coping, think about whether she needs it.
Amanda
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Fiona
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Re:A good book for my 5 year old? 3 Years, 4 Months ago
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I would second Amanda. In most circumstances the best 'counsellor' for
young children are 'educated' parents.
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It wisnae me
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perrypower
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Re:A good book for my 5 year old? 3 Years, 4 Months ago
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I agree with Amanda. If she is coping, don't throw counselling at her. My
six year old has done just fine. My 11 year old struggled a bit more, but
then mentioned he found everyone asking him how he was all the time the
hardest bit...
They just need to know that both parents love
them as people keep saying.
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Newlife2009
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just thinking about divorce
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Re:A good book for my 5 year old? 3 Years, 4 Months ago
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Thanks for the suggestions.
Re the couselling, I'm happy that I
will do my best not to use her as a weapon in all this but stbx will use
her without realising what he is doing (maybe it is him that needs the
counselling...) furthermore he will probably try and make out that I am
using her.
I just worry about taking something as perfect as out
little girl and turningher into something as twisted as her father (and
grandparents for that matter).
I will take your advice and see
how things go for now.
Thanks again, this site is invaluable I
have already recommended it to many others!
NLx
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