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by Magdalena Gruca (Author), Ewa Zontek (Illustrator), Lukasz Sorokowski (Translator)
Fenek is with his parents in the hypermarket. He really wants them to buy him a pony and a corral. Unfortunately, his parents do not agree, which displeases the boy. Can he convince them?
"I can't have everything" is one of the books you buy most often, so we know how many parents and guardians struggle with explaining to their child that they cannot have every item they desire. The book will inform the child how Fenek's parents effectively solved the problem when their son wanted a new toy during shopping and would not accept a refusal. For parents, we have extremely valuable advice from the Expert, who will explain, among other things, that refusing to buy a toy does not mean not meeting the child's needs. After reading, both children and parents will simply feel better.
With this book, your child will:
- learn that they cannot always have everything they want,
- realise that other parents also do not buy everything for their children,
- see that interesting toys do not have to be purchased and that you can make them yourself,
- learn to reuse unnecessary packaging and items and give them "new life".
In addition to age-appropriate content and beautiful, colourful illustrations, the book also includes many additional materials:
- ideas for spending quality time with your child after reading the book,
- statements from experts: doctors, educators, psychologists, firefighters, and many others,
Our fairy tales are the perfect way to spend pleasant, but also effective, time with your child.
It's not just a bedtime story, but much more. It is educational and pedagogical support.
And if you want to further develop work with the book, make use of the tailored scenarios for activities that come with all the necessary attachments. They will become a wonderful aid for both preschool teachers and parents.
These are books valued by psychologists, educators, and teachers. The child will want to reach for this book repeatedly, and Fenek sets a responsible behavioural model for children.
