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It's OK to Make a Billion Mistakes!: A Children’s Book About How to Respond to Mistakes (Behavior Science Children's Books) - Softcover
Book 8 of 8: Behavior Science Children's Books
Synopsis
Does your child get upset when making mistakes?
Is it hard for your child to handle frustration or keep trying after something goes wrong?
This is the right book for you and your little one(s)!
This book is also perfect for teachers and therapists!
It’s OK to Make a Billion Mistakes! is a children’s book that helps young readers understand that mistakes aren’t bad—they’re part of learning, growing, and problem-solving! Through everyday situations and relatable emotions, children learn to pause, take a deep breath, think helpful thoughts, and find ways to fix mistakes calmly and confidently.
The author has uniquely applied behaviour science to children’s literature, helping readers take the perspective of the main character, explore the consequences of different choices, and discover that every mistake can lead to learning—sometimes even a billion times over!
This book was developed with researchers, school teachers, early childhood educators, behaviour analysts, speech-language pathologists, many parents, and young children!
✨ Practice included!
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About the Author
Visit www.behaviorsciants. com for exclusive behavior strategies with each book. Stephanie Chan, Ph.D., M.Ed., is a researcher, bestselling author, teacher, early childhood educator, and Board-Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA). With extensive training in education, psychology, and behavior analysis, and many years of experience working with children of different age groups, Stephanie was one of the first to uniquely apply behavior science to children's literature. She has published many children’s books and educational materials, primarily focusing on perspective-taking, problem-solving, developing and maintaining friendships, understanding and regulating emotions and feelings, and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), all grounded on contextual behavioral science. In addition, she published scientific papers in top-tier journals and presented her research findings at international conferences covering various topics. Stephanie is the clinical director of the non-profit organization PlaySmart Child Development Society and the editor-in-chief of the publisher Behavior SciAnts. She regularly organizes training workshops for parents and practitioners worldwide to help children improve social skills and behavior issues. Readers who purchase books in any of the series can become members of our community, and receive free training info, behavior support, NET ideas, and more. Also join us on www.instagram. com/behavior.sciants
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