What if your child's body kept saying “I'm hungry” even when everyone else had already moved on? My Tummy Doesn't Know When It's Full is a warm, beautifully illustrated story and learning guide that helps children understand Prader-Willi syndrome with compassion, clarity, and hope
The Challenge For children living with Prader-Willi syndrome, hunger can feel freely strong and persistent. Food routines, unexpected changes, social situations, and questions from other children can sometimes bring frustration, worry, embarrassment, or big emotions. At the same time, friends, siblings, classmates, and even adults may not fully understand why a child needs different routines or support.
Without the right exploration, persistent hunger can be mistaken for greed, food plans can look unfair, and well-meaning friends may not know how to help.
A Gentle, Child-Friendly Way to Understand PWS Through Milo's everyday experiences with family, school, friends, meals, celebrations, changing plans, and the things he loves most, This book takes readers inside the emotional world of a child with Prader-Willi syndrome.
Rather than defining Milo by his diagnosis, the story shows a funny, creative, curious child who loves rocks, friendship, learning, and big ideas. Along the way, children discover what hyperphagia can feel like, why predictable food routines can provide reassurance, how big feelings can be named, and why getting different support does not mean being treated unfairly.
The story is supported by an engaging learning guide that makes complex ideas easier for young readers to understand without making the book feel clinical or overflowing.
Inside, readers will discover:
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. What if your child's body kept saying "I'm hungry" even when everyone else had already moved on? My Tummy Doesn't Know When It's Full is a warm, beautifully illustrated story and learning guide that helps children understand Prader-Willi syndrome with compassion, clarity, and hope The Challenge For children living with Prader-Willi syndrome, hunger can feel freely strong and persistent. Food routines, unexpected changes, social situations, and questions from other children can sometimes bring frustration, worry, embarrassment, or big emotions. At the same time, friends, siblings, classmates, and even adults may not fully understand why a child needs different routines or support. Without the right exploration, persistent hunger can be mistaken for greed, food plans can look unfair, and well-meaning friends may not know how to help.A Gentle, Child-Friendly Way to Understand PWS Through Milo's everyday experiences with family, school, friends, meals, celebrations, changing plans, and the things he loves most, This book takes readers inside the emotional world of a child with Prader-Willi syndrome. Rather than defining Milo by his diagnosis, the story shows a funny, creative, curious child who loves rocks, friendship, learning, and big ideas. Along the way, children discover what hyperphagia can feel like, why predictable food routines can provide reassurance, how big feelings can be named, and why getting different support does not mean being treated unfairly.The story is supported by an engaging learning guide that makes complex ideas easier for young readers to understand without making the book feel clinical or overflowing. Inside, readers will discover: A true story that helps children understand Prader-Willi syndrome from a child's perspectiveA simple exploration of hyperphagia and why persistent hunger is not greedy or bad behaviorGentle lessons about big feelings, frustration, anxiety, confidence, and self-advocacyWhy predictable routines and food security can help some children feel calmer and saferPractical examples of how friends can show kindness, respect boundaries, and include othersAn easy-to-understand explanation of why fairness does not always mean everyone receives exactly the same thingColorful illustrations, feelings charts, schedules, examples, and child-friendly visual learningThoughtful discussion questions that encourage empathy, communication, and deeper understandingHelpful guidance for families on continuing important conversations at homeSupportive ideas for teachers and educators creating welcoming, inclusive classroomsA powerful reminder that every child is much more than one diagnosis, challenge, or difficult momentThis book is especially meaningful for children with PWS, siblings, classmates, parents, caregivers, therapists, special-education professionals, and families looking for an accessible way to talk about differences with kindness and respect.At its heart, My Tummy Doesn't Know When It's Full carries one unforgettable message: A child may need a plan. A child may need extra support. But every child also needs friendship, understanding, joy, and the freedom to be seen as a whole person Give a child the words to understand. Give a friend the tools to care. Give families and classrooms a gentler way to talk about Prader-Willi syndrome. Add My Tummy Doesn't Know When It's Full to your library today and help make understanding, kindness, and believing part of every child's story. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9798170339112
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. What if your child's body kept saying "I'm hungry" even when everyone else had already moved on? My Tummy Doesn't Know When It's Full is a warm, beautifully illustrated story and learning guide that helps children understand Prader-Willi syndrome with compassion, clarity, and hope The Challenge For children living with Prader-Willi syndrome, hunger can feel freely strong and persistent. Food routines, unexpected changes, social situations, and questions from other children can sometimes bring frustration, worry, embarrassment, or big emotions. At the same time, friends, siblings, classmates, and even adults may not fully understand why a child needs different routines or support. Without the right exploration, persistent hunger can be mistaken for greed, food plans can look unfair, and well-meaning friends may not know how to help.A Gentle, Child-Friendly Way to Understand PWS Through Milo's everyday experiences with family, school, friends, meals, celebrations, changing plans, and the things he loves most, This book takes readers inside the emotional world of a child with Prader-Willi syndrome. Rather than defining Milo by his diagnosis, the story shows a funny, creative, curious child who loves rocks, friendship, learning, and big ideas. Along the way, children discover what hyperphagia can feel like, why predictable food routines can provide reassurance, how big feelings can be named, and why getting different support does not mean being treated unfairly.The story is supported by an engaging learning guide that makes complex ideas easier for young readers to understand without making the book feel clinical or overflowing. Inside, readers will discover: A true story that helps children understand Prader-Willi syndrome from a child's perspectiveA simple exploration of hyperphagia and why persistent hunger is not greedy or bad behaviorGentle lessons about big feelings, frustration, anxiety, confidence, and self-advocacyWhy predictable routines and food security can help some children feel calmer and saferPractical examples of how friends can show kindness, respect boundaries, and include othersAn easy-to-understand explanation of why fairness does not always mean everyone receives exactly the same thingColorful illustrations, feelings charts, schedules, examples, and child-friendly visual learningThoughtful discussion questions that encourage empathy, communication, and deeper understandingHelpful guidance for families on continuing important conversations at homeSupportive ideas for teachers and educators creating welcoming, inclusive classroomsA powerful reminder that every child is much more than one diagnosis, challenge, or difficult momentThis book is especially meaningful for children with PWS, siblings, classmates, parents, caregivers, therapists, special-education professionals, and families looking for an accessible way to talk about differences with kindness and respect.At its heart, My Tummy Doesn't Know When It's Full carries one unforgettable message: A child may need a plan. A child may need extra support. But every child also needs friendship, understanding, joy, and the freedom to be seen as a whole person Give a child the words to understand. Give a friend the tools to care. Give families and classrooms a gentler way to talk about Prader-Willi syndrome. Add My Tummy Doesn't Know When It's Full to your library today and help make understanding, kindness, and believing part of every child's story. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9798170339112
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