Lisa Edwards & Sian RobertsHealthy Habits Children's Book Collection (8 Books)
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These wonderful books will help you to teach your child some important healthy habits.
Dog's Guide to Helping Others
Mum is teaching her puppies how to be helpful and they are learning how to share, how to have good manners, how to be tidy, and more.
Elephant's Guide to Making Friends
Elephant loves seeing his friends and making new friends and he has lots of tips for how to be a good friend for young children. The book covers topics such as empathy, saying sorry, and listening.
Kangaroo's Guide to Keeping Fit
This book follows a day in the life of the kangaroos to find out how keeping fit helps them. Information includes the different types of exercise children can try and how to exercise safely.
Koala's Guide to Sleep
Koala knows sleep will give him the energy he needs to move around at night when it's cool. Topics include why sleep is important and gives some hints and tips on how to have a good night’s sleep.
Lemur's Guide to Healthy Eating
This book follows the story of Lemur and provides lots of advice on healthy eating for its human readers. Topics include eating together, the importance of breakfast, how to eat a balanced diet and snacks and sugary foods.
Leopard's Guide Keeping Clean
Leopard spends around half the time she is awake making sure her cubs are clean. This book follows the story of a leopard and her cubs and how they keep clean. Topics include when and how to wash hands, and keeping hair and teeth clean.
Panda's Guide to Mental Wellbeing
Panda has lots of ways to look after her well-being and her cubs. She eats healthy food, gets plenty of exercise, and is kind to others and herself.
Sloth's Guide to Keeping Calm
This book has lots of advice on how to manage emotions and stay calm for its human readers. Topics include doing one thing at a time, getting enough rest, exercising, and asking others for help.
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