Amanda Hawn: Drew's Big, Big World, Gebunden

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Drew feels safest up high in Mommy and Daddy's arms, where the world feels calm, steady, and not quite so scary. But when his feet touch the ground, everything suddenly feels too big, too loud, and too far away.

Being held close makes everything feel safe, but standing on his own feels scary and uncertain. With Mommy by his side, Drew slowly discovers that bravery doesn't mean being alone, it means learning you're safe even when your feet are on the ground.

Drew's Big, Big World: Grounding Fear is a supportive and reassuring story for children experiencing separation anxiety, attachment-related fears, sensory overwhelm, or difficulty with independence.