El niño pisaflores : Un cuento para acompañar los enfados

A touching story that will help children and adults alike understand anger and how to support them, not only to resolve (or alleviate) it, but also to listen to what they are trying to say. Carlitos is always angry. He gets angry when it rains, when he hears "no", when he has to go to school, and especially when he doesn't know how to express his feelings. Because sometimes anger doesn't stem from a whim, but from loneliness or fear. One day, as he steps on all the flowers along the path to school, as he does every time his anger overwhelms him, a flower speaks to him. And that small gesture opens a space for Carlitos to understand his anger and ask for help, instead of carrying his burden in silence. "The Flower-Step Boy" is a tender, profound, and transformative story about managing anger, empathy, and the importance of learning to nurture our feelings. And also to share them when they become too heavy. Because a child's brain isn't designed to regulate itself; it needs a secure attachment to return to calm. A story that speaks of companionship, friendship, and vulnerability, and blossoms in every shared conversation.