Both my kids loved this book. We’ve had hours of fun playing the games. I only wish I had bought it sooner!
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Mary Coffman has given us a wonderful book that contains a story children love and includes an interwoven program to reduce fear of the dark. Both of these have been well-developed and proven over many years of research and field testing. Children enjoy the story and want to read it or have it read to them many times. They identify with the child in the story and want to do what he does, which leads to getting free from fear of the dark. Research studies have shown that most children who engage with this book and play the games will significantly reduce their fear of the dark. This is therapy that is fun, inexpensive, and really works. Plus, the children learn valuable skills they can apply in many other situations. The parent guidebook makes it easy and playful for parents to carry out the program successfully. In addition, parents learn important parenting skills that are helpful beyond just working with fears.
Fear of the dark is very common and can lead to many other problems. Now we have an easy, enjoyable, and effective way to address this fear. Mary Coffman's book is a beautiful creation and a blessed gift to the world that will entertain, educate, and reduce suffering.
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“In this book for children who are afraid of the dark and their parents, Mary Coffman gives us a book that is not only engaging and fun to read but also based on the best principles of evidence-based practice. In a recent research program with nighttime fearful children and their parents, we were able to show that a majority of the children and their parents really liked the book, they enjoyed reading it, and they loved playing the games sprinkled throughout the book. And, they got better! Mary has hit a home run with this one. Parents and their fearful children will benefit from it and they will love it. Good on her!”
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Purchased for a child who was having nightmares. This book really puts “the dark” into perspective through games that get a kid over their fears. Very good book.
