Publisher's Synopsis
Has your child ever asked, 'Why are you yelling?' or hidden away when things got too loud?
Every parent knows that even the happiest homes can sometimes feel stormy. When arguments arise, children often feel scared, confused, or even blame themselves. 'When Mamma and Dadda go mad...' by Sameer Kochure is the gentle, reassuring hug every child-and every parent-needs.
This beautifully written and deeply empathetic book helps children understand that grown-ups get angry too, but it's never because of them. Through soothing, poetic language and heartfelt wisdom, it teaches kids that anger is like a passing storm-it may feel scary, but the sun always comes out. Love always returns.
For parents, this book is more than just a story; it's a tool to start meaningful conversations about emotions, forgiveness, and the unbreakable bond of family. It's a reminder to pause, reflect, and reconnect when things get tough.
Why parents love this book ♥♥♥
Comforts children: Helps kids feel safe and understood during difficult moments.
Teaches emotional resilience: Shows children how to navigate big feelings with grace.
Strengthens family bonds: Encourages open communication and empathy.
Perfect for all ages: A timeless story that grows with your child.
Don't let another moment go by without giving your child the reassurance they need. 'When Mamma and Dadda go mad...' is more than a book, it's a lifeline of love and understanding for every family.
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Written by Sameer Kochure, Amazon bestselling author of the much adored book series 'A Young Boy and His Best Friend, The Universe, ' and 'The Tiny Fireball', this book is part of his 'Wholesome Children's Books' series, which deals with important aspects like body positivity, separation anxiety, bullying, how to think about arguing adults, anger issues, how to encourage kids to cutdown digital screen time, etc. Written to charm the little humans, these books are guaranteed to bring on smiles and fun times.
Your favourite little human deserves this gift that helps build emotional security and unconditional love. Do you disagree?
