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How the story helps
Through relatable moments — first days of school, new coaches, parents working away, bedtime worries, and grief — children learn that love doesn’t disappear when people leave. It stays with them.
By pressing their “magic heart,” children are reminded:
they are not alone
they are still loved
they are capable of being brave
Over time, this simple ritual helps build emotional confidence and resilience — not dependence.
Perfect for children who:
struggle with drop-offs or goodbyes
feel anxious in new environments
worry at bedtime
are navigating family separation or shared care
are grieving or missing someone they love
feel big emotions they don’t yet have words for
What parents love
A calm, reassuring approach that feels natural and child-led
Language children can use themselves in hard moments
A strategy that grows with the child and works across many situations
A story that supports connection — without pressure, guilt, or fear
Details
Format: Paperback
Age range: 3–12 years (loved by older children too)
Use: Bedtime reading, school drop-off support, emotional regulation, gifting
A note to parents
Big feelings are a normal part of growing up.
The Magic Heart doesn’t try to fix or rush them — it simply reminds children that they are safe, loved, and capable, even when things feel hard.