Cover of "The Buzzing Bees in My Brain Storybook" by Ivy Parker, a publication from The Play Way. The illustration features a girl standing near a tree with a beehive, encircled by bees. She is depicted wearing a green shirt, purple pants, and red shoes, embodying the sense of being overwhelmed amidst the buzzing chaos. This storybook is ideal for providing tips to parents on handling meltdowns.
Cover of "The Buzzing Bees in My Brain Storybook" by Ivy Parker, a publication from The Play Way. The illustration features a girl standing near a tree with a beehive, encircled by bees. She is depicted wearing a green shirt, purple pants, and red shoes, embodying the sense of being overwhelmed amidst the buzzing chaos. This storybook is ideal for providing tips to parents on handling meltdowns.
Cover of "The Buzzing Bees in My Brain Storybook" by Ivy Parker, a publication from The Play Way. The illustration features a girl standing near a tree with a beehive, encircled by bees. She is depicted wearing a green shirt, purple pants, and red shoes, embodying the sense of being overwhelmed amidst the buzzing chaos. This storybook is ideal for providing tips to parents on handling meltdowns.
Cover of "The Buzzing Bees in My Brain Storybook" by Ivy Parker, a publication from The Play Way. The illustration features a girl standing near a tree with a beehive, encircled by bees. She is depicted wearing a green shirt, purple pants, and red shoes, embodying the sense of being overwhelmed amidst the buzzing chaos. This storybook is ideal for providing tips to parents on handling meltdowns.
Cover of "The Buzzing Bees in My Brain Storybook" by Ivy Parker, a publication from The Play Way. The illustration features a girl standing near a tree with a beehive, encircled by bees. She is depicted wearing a green shirt, purple pants, and red shoes, embodying the sense of being overwhelmed amidst the buzzing chaos. This storybook is ideal for providing tips to parents on handling meltdowns.
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Cover of "The Buzzing Bees in My Brain Storybook" by Ivy Parker, a publication from The Play Way. The illustration features a girl standing near a tree with a beehive, encircled by bees. She is depicted wearing a green shirt, purple pants, and red shoes, embodying the sense of being overwhelmed amidst the buzzing chaos. This storybook is ideal for providing tips to parents on handling meltdowns.
Cover of "The Buzzing Bees in My Brain Storybook" by Ivy Parker, a publication from The Play Way. The illustration features a girl standing near a tree with a beehive, encircled by bees. She is depicted wearing a green shirt, purple pants, and red shoes, embodying the sense of being overwhelmed amidst the buzzing chaos. This storybook is ideal for providing tips to parents on handling meltdowns.
Cover of "The Buzzing Bees in My Brain Storybook" by Ivy Parker, a publication from The Play Way. The illustration features a girl standing near a tree with a beehive, encircled by bees. She is depicted wearing a green shirt, purple pants, and red shoes, embodying the sense of being overwhelmed amidst the buzzing chaos. This storybook is ideal for providing tips to parents on handling meltdowns.
Cover of "The Buzzing Bees in My Brain Storybook" by Ivy Parker, a publication from The Play Way. The illustration features a girl standing near a tree with a beehive, encircled by bees. She is depicted wearing a green shirt, purple pants, and red shoes, embodying the sense of being overwhelmed amidst the buzzing chaos. This storybook is ideal for providing tips to parents on handling meltdowns.
Cover of "The Buzzing Bees in My Brain Storybook" by Ivy Parker, a publication from The Play Way. The illustration features a girl standing near a tree with a beehive, encircled by bees. She is depicted wearing a green shirt, purple pants, and red shoes, embodying the sense of being overwhelmed amidst the buzzing chaos. This storybook is ideal for providing tips to parents on handling meltdowns.

The Buzzing Bees in My Brain Storybook

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Do you have buzzing bees? What helps you when you feel overwhelmed or when the world is too bright, too loud, too demanding or oh so scratchy?

This 24-page story features bright illustrations in a paperback format, and offers a glimpse into the experience of one child during a meltdown. Each child is unique and what works for one may not work for another, however there are some things that support all children (and adults) when they are experiencing overwhelm, that are included in two pages of tips for parents and caregivers at the back of the book.

Patience, empathy and support are key components of effective co-regulation and are vital components of building trust, supporting emotional wellbeing and assisting with the development of skills, and we hope that this book provides a space to discuss these topics in your family.

Created for ages 1-12
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Cover of "The Buzzing Bees in My Brain Storybook" by Ivy Parker, a publication from The Play Way. The illustration features a girl standing near a tree with a beehive, encircled by bees. She is depicted wearing a green shirt, purple pants, and red shoes, embodying the sense of being overwhelmed amidst the buzzing chaos. This storybook is ideal for providing tips to parents on handling meltdowns.

The Buzzing Bees in My Brain Storybook

Regular price $19.00
Sale price $19.00 Regular price
Unit price

Why we love it

This book helps children who sometimes feel overwhelmed when the world feels too loud, bright, or scratchy. It shows that it’s okay to feel this way and gives ideas for calming down. The story is relatable and comforting, helping kids understand that everyone has tricky moments, but there are ways to feel better. Parents and caregivers will find helpful tips at the back of the book to support their child during these tough times. This book makes it easier to talk about feelings and find ways to feel calm again.

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Ways To Play

Item 1

Storytime with Reflection:

Read the book together and pause at moments where the child might relate to the character's experiences. Encourage your child to express how they feel in similar situations, fostering emotional awareness and understanding.

Item 2

Role-Playing

After reading, engage in role-playing activities where you and your child practise different calming strategies from the book. This helps them apply techniques in a playful, non-pressured way.

Item 3

Cosy Corner Tool

Use the book as part of a "calm down" space. When your child is feeling overwhelmed, revisit the story in this cosy corner, using it as a grounding tool to help regulate their emotions.

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