Through stories of bravery, gentle guidance they receive,
Challenges embraced, fears they believe.
Encouraging, supporting, letting them try,
Building courage together, reaching for the sky.

Having a little stepson who struggles with being brave, I would love a book like this to read with him to help him understand and find courage in moments that are scary or challenging. To be able to use it as a reference also in those times.

I lead by example and do things outside my comfort zone or challenge myself to show them they can do anything they put their mind to, building courage in themselves and their abilities.

I taught my son that it was OK to suffer failures in his pursuits.

By being inspiring and let the kids make there own choices

Giving them situations where I ensure they are safe but can explore going out tof their comfort zone. And praising them for success!

My 5yr old niece is sensitive and shy and courage is what we’re working with her on building – this book may prove invaluable for her and her younger siblings

A beautiful verbal reminder every morning of how strong, kind and beautiful they are, since the minute they were conceived!!

Encourage your children to try new things, acknowledge their efforts, and teach them problem-solving. Foster a safe environment where mistakes are seen as learning opportunities. Share stories of bravery, and lead by example, demonstrating resilience in challenges. Gradually pushing comfort zones helps build their courage over time.

Who doesnt love a new book, especially one with such a beautiful story line. Reading books to my children makes my day.

I encourage them to recognise where their comfort zone ends, and then gently expand it bit by bit. For example, asking another adult a subject-specific question that they might have expertise on – I’ll encourage them to ask that adult and not me.

I encourage my kids to make mistakes, even though seeing them fall, hurts my heart. And I’m always there on the sidelines to cheer them along! “The first step is the hardest in every journey of dreams”.

I make my children believe in themselves by helping them set goals and reaching them. They may have to work for a while to achieve them and let them know often there are many steps into believing in themselves and it doesn’t happen over night.

I always model active listening – validating what my daughter says, nodding and giving positive facial expressions, and telling her how smart, strong and brave she is!

I try to stand back and let them do things for themselves, encouraging them to be daring and adventurous