
Help your child thrive socially and emotionally—without either of you getting frustrated or overwhelmed! Does your child experience high levels of anxiety and BIG emotions? Do they lack the confidence to seek out peers and to see others’ perspectives? Do you want to help build social and emotional skills but find yourself so busy managing the meltdowns and behaviors that come from anxiety, sensitivity, ADHD, or autism that you can’t find the energy and patience? This Mom’s Choice Award–winning book provides over 200 updated and easy-to-understand activities that will inspire busy parents to embrace teachable moments. Let everyday routines become opportunities for social and emotional growth by using practical, fun ideas in a user-friendly format. When you have the tools you need to help your child, you can both become more calm, confident, and connected. Because your child learns the most from YOU! Your child can: ✔ Build communication and conversation skills for better relationships ✔ Identify hidden social rules that make situations easier ✔ Learn empathy and how to see others’ perspectives instead of just their own ✔ Focus on schoolwork instead of resisting or complaining ✔ Gain listening and mindfulness skills to build better friendships ✔ Navigate transitions and try new things ✔ Develop tools to build resilience and emotional regulation, decrease anxiety, and much more! Elizabeth A. Sautter, M.A., CCC-Speech Language Pathologist, is an expert on social-emotional learning and executive functioning and the author/founder of Make Social Learning Stick! She is a trainer on the Zones of Regulation curriculum and is co-author of other Zones products, including children’s books, card decks, and games. Her company, Communication Works, serves individuals of all ages, as well as families, educators, and schools. “Make Social and Emotional Learning Stick! is full of immediate, accessible ways for parents, professionals who work with children, and educators to cultivate kids’ abilities to regulate emotions, have insight and empathy, provide attuned communication, make sound decisions, and more.”