The Dragon Who Breathed Fire When Angry: A Positive Story of Emotional Regulation for Kids Learning to Breathe Slowly and Talk About Big Feelings (Age

Empower your child to navigate their biggest emotions with grace, confidence, and a sense of calm.

$11.21

Empower your child to navigate their biggest emotions with grace, confidence, and a sense of calm.

In The Dragon Who Breathed Fire When Angry, young readers are introduced to a charming tiny dragon on a journey of self-discovery. Instead of reacting to his intense "inner fire" with destruction, our dragon friend learns that he has the power to choose a different path. This beautifully illustrated watercolor story is a gentle, positive tool designed to help children develop essential life skills like emotional awareness and self-control.

Rather than "preaching," this book uses relatable storytelling to show children that they can transform intense feelings into moments of peace. By following the dragon's 15-slide journey, little ones see firsthand the benefits of breathing slowly and communicating their feelings with words. The soft, dreamy artwork and expressive characters are specifically designed to help children ages 4-8 identify and name their own "big emotions" in a safe and inviting way.

Why Parents and Teachers Love This Book: Positive Skill-Building: Focuses on constructive strategies like mindful breathing and verbal expression.Social-Emotional Growth: Supports a growth mindset by showing that emotional regulation is a skill that can be practiced and mastered.Gentle Artistry: Features child-friendly watercolor illustrations with warm colors and soft lighting to create a soothing reading experience.Clear Learning Outcomes: Concludes with a simple, memorable moral sentence that serves as a lasting reminder for children to use their new tools.Age-Appropriate Design: Short, simple text (3-6 lines per page) makes it perfect for early readers and focused engagement.Give your child the gift of emotional intelligence and the confidence to shine. Add The Dragon Who Breathed Fire When Angry to your library today and start your mindfulness journey together.