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Thursday, January 29, 2015

Teaching children about healthy trust


My good friend Jody has a new book titled: Who Can Curly Turst.

This book explains emotions and healthy trust to children.

This book would be great for people who have kids, provide services for kids, or love children’s books.

Here is the link for her book:
 

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