I deeply believe in this book series. I believe children deserve language that explains their nervous system instead of shaming it. I believe big feelings, shutdown, stimming, demand anxiety and hyperfocus aren’t flaws — they’re signals. I believe stories can shift how a child sees themselves. This series centres around regulation and misunderstood behaviours including sensory overwhelm, movement and stimming, meltdowns, demand anxiety, hyperfocus and more They’re simple, reassuring stories that help children understand what’s happening in their body — without blame. The aim isn’t behaviour control, It’s understanding. That’s why I emailed literary agents. It’s scary the idea of going big but I want them to go global they need to be heard so I believe necessary! Thankyou to everyone here and in my own community who have been supporting me the whole time 💕💕

So I've been trying to learn a few new things lately and honestly I'm kind of lost with how many options there are now. Like do I go with Udemy? Coursera? Just search it up on YouTube and hope for the best? I've tried a couple of them and honestly my experience has been all over the place. Some courses are great, some feel like the instructor just recorded themselves reading off a wikipedia page for 4 hours. And don't even get me started on paying for a subscription only to find out the content hasn't been updated since 2017. I feel like everyone has that one platform they swear by and I'm just not there yet. Maybe it depends on what you're actually trying to learn, I don't know. So yeah, what's actually worked for you? Drop a comment with what platform you use, what you learn on it, and whether you'd actually recommend it to someone else. Would love to see what people are using these days.