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"Dilly Does Not Hit!" written by Suzanne T. Christian, is a beautifully illustrated toddler book that teaches positive behavior and respect. It is a companion to "I Use Kind Words. I Do Not Hit!" and is a visual treat for young readers.
In this delightful story, Dilly the Pickle learns how to manage his emotions without resorting to hitting. The book has colorful illustrations that bring Dilly's journey to life. It is an essential tool for toddlers as they navigate the ups and downs of their emotional development.
The book uses simple and direct affirmations like "My hands are for helping, not hitting" and "I talk about my feelings, I don't hit" to teach children positive behavioral choices. It emphasizes the importance of treating others with care and respect and fosters kindness in young hearts and minds.
"Dilly Does Not Hit!" is perfect for parents, teachers, and caregivers. It is an excellent addition to any child's library and ideal for read-aloud sessions, encouraging bonding and mutual understanding while teaching respect and kindness.
Order your copy today and join Dilly in learning that words have power and that hands are meant for love, not for hitting. Let's guide our children in building a more understanding and empathetic world.
Über den Autor / die Autorin
Suzanne T. Christian, a mother of three and doting aunt to a tween, has a deep passion for fostering positive behavior in young children. Her heart's work is crafting affirmation-styled children's books meticulously designed to address behavioral challenges such as hitting, lying, biting, and pushing, among others.Suzanne's nurturing perspective stems from her parenting experiences, which she brilliantly incorporates into her writing, transforming her knowledge into a toolkit for other parents and caregivers.In addition to her writing, Suzanne is an outdoor enthusiast who loves long-distance hikes, an avid cinephile, a weekend DIYer, a budding botanist and gardener, and a lover of all types of animals. She has a deep passion for books and art, occasionally dabbling in painting while always seeking to create.A self-proclaimed coffee lover, Suzanne often jokes that her best ideas come when she is armed with a paintbrush in one hand and a hot cup of java in the other. As an author, Suzanne is committed to using her literary craft to inspire positive changes in the lives of children and their families.
