FRED Book Series
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Fred Conquers The Cafeteria
(and becomes a superhero!)
This essential book for new and picky eaters and children with food anxiety offers practical, easy-to-apply techniques to help children feel more confident and less anxious at mealtime. Follow Fred's inspiring journey as he bravely faces his food anxiety, discovering how to overcome fears and find joy in trying new foods!
Coauthored with licensed and ASHA certified speech-language pathologist and feeding specialist, Lisa Jiannetto, MA, CCC-SLP, this book combines practical strategies with a heartwarming story to help children tackle their food-related challenges.
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In addition to the story, this book includes an expert guidance, offering parents a valuable resource to assist with meal planning, make simple changes at home to modify difficult mealtime behaviors, and foster a sense of empowerment for both parent and child.
Children will easily relate to Fred's struggles with food apprehension, making it easier for them to see themselves as brave, just like him.Plus, a downloadable (expert guide) Companion Toolkit for Picky Eaters, packed with fun, interactive activities and supplementary ideas to make mealtimes more enjoyable and successful for both parents and kids.
Fred Gets Frustrated
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Fred
​Fred Gets Frustrated is a children's picture book that demonstrates emotional intelligence in a fun and beautifully illustrated calm down book. It's the first in a series of Fred books, so stay tuned for more coming soon.
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I am so honored that Fred Gets Frustrated has been named among the best in family-friendly media, products and services by the Mom’s Choice Awards®
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Fred takes children on a journey to overcome anger in this relatable tale. In the process, Fred teaches his favorite calming strategies and shows readers how to create their very own calm down box.​
M.G.
This book is great! One of the things I think separates it from everyone else is that he comes up with his own relaxation tools until he works with Cali instead of someone else telling him what to do. It really reinforces a child being able to come up with their own ideas.
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From both a reader and a mom’s standpoint, this is a book that offers simple, easy-to-understand ways for children to manage these very real feelings of anger and frustration, allowing your kids to turn a horrible situation into a truly great day. This is a definite “must-read” to have in the house or the classroom.
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A.T.
As a dad of an 8-year-old, I’m always looking for frameworks for mental fitness that will help my son. This book is relatable to any kid that is bound to get frustrated with everyday life and helps exercise the right mental muscle to control and express their emotion. Highly recommend it for the story line and tools to help process a young mind.
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