Covenant Books Releases "My Tummy Feels Funny" to Help Children Manage Emotions

Lisa Oldach, an author and devoted single mother, has released a new book titled "My Tummy Feels Funny," aimed at helping young children navigate their emotions in a constructive and positive manner. The book, published by Covenant Books, offers practical strategies for children to recognize and manage their feelings, fostering emotional literacy and resilience.

Oldach draws from her personal experiences and keen observations of parent-child dynamics to create a work that emphasizes the importance of emotional intelligence from an early age. The author believes that by helping children understand their emotions, they can develop lifelong habits of authentic communication and empathy.

"My Tummy Feels Funny" is designed to address the fundamental challenge of teaching preschoolers and beyond to process their feelings in healthy, age-appropriate ways. Oldach argues against accepting tantrums, screaming, and hitting as inevitable parts of growing up. Instead, the book presents an engaging alternative that transforms emotional struggles into opportunities for learning and connection.

The book aims to equip young readers with practical strategies for naming their feelings and responding to life's challenges with positivity. By doing so, children discover that their emotions are valid, which in turn builds their emotional resilience. Parents and caregivers will find themselves with concrete language to guide difficult moments and foster the empathy, kindness, and happiness they wish to cultivate in the next generation.

Oldach explains, "I wanted to create something that brings us back to simpler, more meaningful interactions. By helping children understand their emotions early, we're giving them tools that will serve them throughout their lives and contribute to a kinder world."

Published by Covenant Books, "My Tummy Feels Funny" promises to be an invaluable resource for parents and educators seeking to build stronger, more compassionate young people. The book is now available for purchase at bookstores everywhere, or online through the Apple iTunes Store, Amazon, Google Play, or Barnes and Noble.

Covenant Books, an international Christian-owned publishing house, specializes in a wide range of works that appeal to the Christian market. With "My Tummy Feels Funny," the company continues to support the development of emotional intelligence in children during their most formative years.