Item category 1: Parents and carers

Jake wants to stay up and play with his toys, even though he feels tired. Mum tries to get him to put on his pyjamas and brush his teeth, but he just doesn't want to! Then one evening Auntie Lil comes round. Auntie Lil knows how to chill. She uses mindfulness to take Jake on a relaxing journey to...

Cinderella wants more than anything to have lessons at the new dance school opening in the village, but she doesn't have any ballet shoes. Can Cinderella's fairytale friends help make her dream come true? Learn about kindness in this story of Cinderella and her fairytale friends.

Roshan is excited because his class has a new pet, a cute little hamster. But what should they call the hamster? Roshan wants to call him Buster but his best friend likes Fluffball. They have an argument about it, so their teacher announces that a class vote is the best way to decide. Which name ...

Someone has stolen Snowball's rabbit food! Izzy is finding it hard to concentrate - all she can think about is solving the mystery. Can she use her SEN superpowers to find the thief? The 'SEN Superpowers' series celebrates the positive traits associated with common Special Educationl Needs (SEN)....

Dak's dad has been dead for seven days when suddenly he reappears. He's the same in almost every way, with one startling exception: Dad has turned into a clownfish, and now lives in a tank at their local aquarium. Dak is delighted by the news - he has Dad back, even if he isn't quite as he was be...

Their life was full of colour until one day a thief came and took it away. This is a story of despair and hope for families who are touched by the devastating effects of depression.

Their life was full of colour until one day a thief came and took it away. This is a story of despair and hope for families who are touched by the devastating effects of depression.

This text explores the issue of a parent working away from home in the armed forces. Young children can learn how to deal with feelings of worry, change at home, keeping in touch, and looking forward to their return.

This friendly book offers a blueprint for family life with autism by using rooms in the home to represent key developmental areas. There are ideas and routines to try at home, including advice on toilet training, diet and nutrition, sensory play, and much more, and you can dip in and out of chapt...