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About The Trouble With Secrets
Product Description What kinds of secrets do you keep? What kinds of secrets need to be told? The key is how you feel: if you feel happy and excited, it's probably a secret to keep. But if you feel hurt or confused, you need to tell a grown-up you trust. That's the message in this book, which uses familiar examples of many different secrets. An excellent tool for teaching children to think for themselves in confusing situations. Recommended by members of Parents Anonymous. Available in Spanish; see page 60. Review "The Trouble With Secrets helps young children understand the difference between secrets to be kept and those that are not. Its writing is clear and it uses familiar examples. The book deals with an important concept that needs to be taught to all children." -- Dorthy Corkille Briggs, M.S., Author of Your Child's Self Esteem From the Publisher "The Trouble with Secrets" is part of Parenting Press's well-respected "children's safety" collection. Other titles include "It's MY Body," "Protect Your Child from Sexual Abuse," "Something Happened and I'm Scared to Tell," "Helping Abused Children," "Loving Touches," "Something is Wrong at My House," "Telling Isn't Tattling" and "Kids to the Rescue." About the Author Karen Johnsen is retired from a career in early childhood and elementary education. Linda Johnson Forssell is an illustrator.
