Everyday Signals
Books for the person managing the moment, not the one having it.
Everyday Signals is written for you. Each one takes a single repeating situation (the twenty minutes before you leave, the plate nobody will eat from, the screen going off, the landing outside a bedroom at half past eight) and explains what is actually happening underneath it, then what helps.
They are short on purpose. Sixty-four pages, small enough for a coat pocket. Nobody in the middle of that afternoon is going to read three hundred pages about it.
No methods, no schedules, no charts, and nothing that requires you to be a calmer person than you currently are. Twelve titles for the years between two and eight, available singly or in four sets.
Little Signals is the companion range, written for children themselves.
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Bundle Everyday Signals Ages 8–12: When It Turns Sharp — 5 Pocket Guides
Five books for when the house gets loud. The worksheet that turns twenty minutes into sevent...
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Bundle Everyday Signals Ages 8–12: Pulling Away — 5 Pocket Guides
Five books about the years the door closes. The bedroom door that is shut now. The narration...
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Bundle Everyday Signals Ages 8–12: The Complete Set — All 10 Pocket Guides
Ten short books about the years in between. Not a parenting philosophy. Not a method with a ...
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Book I Don’t Want to Go Any More: Which signal is underneath the refusal, and when quitting is the right call
The club they begged for is now a Saturday fight. Swimming, football, piano, Cubs. Somewhere...
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Book They Are At Each Other Again: Why the fighting is loudest at home, and what it is actually about
Nobody is in danger. It just sounds like it. Two children who share a fridge will fight abou...
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Book After the Shout: The losing of it, the guilt after it, and the repair that counts
It went quiet, and now the loudest thing in the house is you. Everybody has a ceiling. Tonig...
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Book When the Words Turn Sharp: Why the tone changed, and why it feels aimed at you
The sharpest voice goes to the safest person. The equipment for irony and a well-aimed sente...
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Book Left Out of the Group Chat: What comes home when a friendship shifts, and what to do with it
They did not come to you to have it fixed. Groups at this age reorganise constantly, and mos...
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Book They Have Stopped Telling Me Things: Why the narration ended, and what replaced it
They have not stopped. They have started choosing. A six-year-old reports everything because...
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Book The Summer Before Secondary: What happens in the gap between leaving one school and starting the next
The first day is rarely the hard part. It is not one change. One teacher becomes ten. A walk...
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Book Who Are They Now?: When the person you knew has been replaced by somebody else
Not losing them. Meeting them. The first relationship was with a small child who needed you ...
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Book The Door Is Shut: What the closed door is for, and why it is not about you
Not shut against you. Shut so somewhere is theirs. Six hours of being watched by each other ...
£9.99
Everyday Signals is written for you. Each one takes a single repeating situation (the twenty minutes before you leave, the plate nobody will eat from, the screen going off, the landing outside a bedroom at half past eight) and explains what is actually happening underneath it, then what helps.
They are short on purpose. Sixty-four pages, small enough for a coat pocket. Nobody in the middle of that afternoon is going to read three hundred pages about it.
No methods, no schedules, no charts, and nothing that requires you to be a calmer person than you currently are. Twelve titles for the years between two and eight, available singly or in four sets.
Little Signals is the companion range, written for children themselves.