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When I feel worried (0-6yrs)

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A beautifully illustrated story for children 6-years and under who have a brother or sister with a disability.

Children will learn why having a disabled sibling can make them feel worried, how to recognise anxiety in themselves, and how to face and overcome their worries. Download the booklet in English or Te Reo.

When I feel worried ( PDF file, 2.59MB )

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