How do you have hard conversations with children? Sometimes it’s difficult to know where to start when talking to children about difficult topics. Lucinda Moebius uses her years of experience working with children in education coupled with her experience in the medical field to create stories designed to open the door to dialogue with children about difficult topics.

Raising Grandpa

 

Sammy’s Grandfather moves into his house, taking over his old room. Sammy has to move into his older brother’s room. Grandpa has Alzheimer’s and Sammy learns to take care of Grandpa through many fun adventures.
Coping for Kids is a series of books designed to open the dialogue between adults and children on difficult topics.

Raising Grandpa addresses the topic of Alzheimer’s

I Know I am Awesome

Everyone is Awesome. How can we know? Just knowing we are created in God’s image lets us know we are special.

Coping for Kids is a series of books designed to open the dialogue between adults and children on difficult topics.
I Know I am Awesome addresses the topic of acceptance.

Oh Brother!

Little Molly’s mommy is going to have a baby. Molly is getting ready for the change a new baby is going to bring to the family, but sometimes she is very scared and confused.
A new baby brings changes and concerns and sometimes it’s hard for a little girl to understand what is happening. Molly and her family need to learn about all the love a new baby can bring to a family.

 

FireFighter Jeff

Sarah wants to be a firefighter when she grows up. She can even imagine herself sitting in the big, red truck driving to a fire. Visiting the fire station seemed like a good idea, so she rings the doorbell and meets Firefighter Jeff. What will Sarah learn on her visit to the fire station?