Practicing Positive Behavior at the Library
If you’re already at the library trying to get your kid to be quiet and behave–
YOU’RE TOO LATE!
Practice now!
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Easy to Recall Rhymes
Simple rhymes are easy to remember and repeat. Rhyming is a helpful technique for parents to teach children positive behaviors. You’ll find yourself recalling these sweet rhymes and practicing positive behaviors with your little ones.
Encouraging Acceptance and Appreciation of Others
The pages are filled with diversity and inclusion of varying disabilities, orientation, races, gender identities, body types and religions. Children and families can identify with characters while gaining exposure to a variety of cultures different from their own, encouraging acceptance and appreciation of others.
Positive Behavior
Children learn best from repetition and clearly communicated expectations of their behavior before they are in a new environment. Children can become overstimulated and excited when they are out of their typical routines and in a new place, which can make teaching appropriate etiquette in the midst of a new experience very challenging. Don’t wait until you’re already through the library doors to beg them not to scream or run around the book stacks– practice now with The Peaceful Library.
“These books prepare your kids for new adventures in advance while keeping your child’s attention.
They are beautifully illustrated and fun to read. I highly recommend making this series part of your bedtime routines.“
— Joel E. Hersehy, M.D., Fellow in the American Academy of Pediatrics
“… The books are packed with good-behavior tips that are easy for little ones to understand and essential for parental survival.
The rhymes keep things light, while the common-sense advice sets the stage for tantrum-free success.“
— Karla Peterson, The San Diego Union Tribune
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About Us
Behavior Books has published our first series, called the Peaceful Outings. The Peaceful Plane, The Peaceful Restaurant and the Peaceful Library are written and illustrated by Annie Alwine. These books help parents and caregivers set and practice behaviors with their children.
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