My Own Bed

Children & Sleeping Alone Some children are afraid to sleep alone. Despite Mom and Dad's reassuring words, looking under beds, and checking door locks; the child is reassured only by a parent's warm body snuggled next to them. Sleep is when children feel vulnerable. When given a choice, a scared child will always choose the comfort of a warm parent rather than rely on her own resources for comfort. Comforting oneself is a skill learned through experience, not rationality. Meet Stacy Experience the journey with Stacy as she sleeps in her own room for the first time, a fright time. Stacy conquers her fear, with dad's help, along the way. Every little one can enjoy the peace and comfort of sleeping in their own bed too.

Author: Pamela Washington
Publisher: Purpose Publiching LLC
Published: 03/10/2015
Pages: 26
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.21lbs
Size: 10.00h x 8.00w x 0.07d
ISBN: 9780692405192

About the Author
Guiding children into the wonderful world of language through books and learning! As a Storyteller and more, Pam Washington travels to school districts across the country. Dressed in full costume, Pam lugs her tape recorder, bright colored balls, baskets, wigs, prizes, hula hoops, jump ropes, candy and Oh yes, BOOKS! Pam has spread sprinkles of fun for over 4000 school-aged children as her fun loving character, Ms. Bea! Pam is a sought after conference speaker, having taught over 500 elementary school teachers at various conferences across the nation. Pam's avid love of reading books from many authors encouraged her to write her own. This is the first book out of the imagination and education of Pam Washington. Pam and her husband, currently reside in Washington, DC.

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