Tamir & Naya take on Sadness

<p><strong>Tamir & Naya Take on Sadness</strong> is a heartwarming beautifully illustrated children's book designed to help young readers recognize understand and cope with feelings of sadness.</p><p></p><p><strong>When Tamir and Naya receive the best surprise ever their joy quickly turns to sadness when they learn they can't keep it.</strong> As emotions swell the siblings must navigate a wave of disappointment. With the help of their caring teacher Mrs. Martin Tamir and Naya are introduced to a calming strategy that helps them process their emotions and find peace. Through their journey children learn that it's okay to feel sad-and that there are healthy ways to cope.</p><p></p><p><strong>Perfect for social emotional learning (SEL) in classrooms therapy sessions or family reading time this story supports emotional resilience and emotional regulation in young children.</strong> It also includes a special bonus section featuring three simple coping strategies designed to promote problem-solving skills and self-soothing. These activities paired with dialogic questions encourage reflection emotional awareness and meaningful conversations between children and caregivers.</p><p>Whether read aloud at home in a classroom or in counseling settings <em>Tamir & Naya Take on Sadness</em> offers practical tools for managing big feelings while fostering empathy communication and emotional growth.</p><p></p><h3><strong>Why Readers Love This Book:</strong></h3><ul><li>Addresses a common childhood emotion-sadness-in a gentle age-appropriate way</li><li>Supports mental health in children through therapeutic storytelling</li><li>Promotes emotional regulation and social emotional learning (SEL)</li><li>Features Black siblings in a loving relatable family setting-supporting diverse representation in children's literature</li><li>Includes calming techniques and problem-solving tools to help children cope with sadness</li><li>Ideal for parents educators school counselors and therapists</li><li>Perfect addition to classroom SEL libraries mental health toolkits and bedtime routines</li></ul><h3></h3><h3><strong>Bonus Features:</strong></h3><ul><li><strong>Three coping strategies</strong> to help children process sadness and build emotional resilience</li><li><strong>Dialogic questions</strong> that spark meaningful discussion and improve comprehension</li><li><strong>Practical tools</strong> for caregivers teachers and mental health professionals to guide children through challenging emotions</li></ul><p></p><p>If your child loves <em>A Little Spot of Emotion</em> <em>The Invisible String</em> or <em>When Sadness Is at Your Door</em> they'll connect deeply with Tamir and Naya's story.</p>