Mr Wiggles takes children on a journey as he tries to learn why the wobbles (anxieties) in his tummy are visiting him. Mr Wiggles describes the effects of his wobbles at home and at school, how he allows a space for them and what he does about them. Based on tools and psychological theories used in therapy sessions with children, Mr Wiggles teaches kids to be mindful of their bodies and emotions and use helpful coping skills.

Mr Wiggles has an unwelcome visitor named Temper Tiger, who visits his thoughts and tricks him into lashing out in unhelpful ways ! Mr Wiggles slams doors and yells at those closest to him, until he decides to take some quiet time to reflect on the thoughts that lead to his behaviour. As he tries to understand his own angry thoughts in the form of Temper Tiger, Mr Wiggles learns that his thoughts are actually trying to help him, but he is going about it all wrong! Mr Wiggles decides to become the boss of his own thoughts by trying some calming strategies instead of allowing Temper Tiger to boss him around. That is when things change! This book is the second book in a series to assist children to develop emotional maturity and control. Also see “Mr Wiggles has the Wobbles” where Mr Wiggles helps kids learn all about ANXIETY.

Mr. Wiggle describes, in rhyming text and illustrations, the ways careless readers hurt their books.

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Mr. Wiggle teaches children how to care for books.

Mr. Wiggle describes in rhyme what happens at the library.