Brave & Bold — A Parent's Guide to Raising Courageous Kids Ages 2–10 | Printable PDF
Brave & Bold — A Parent's Guide to Raising Courageous Kids Ages 2–10 | Printable PDF
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Brave & Bold — Raising a Kid Who Feels the Fear and Does the Right Thing Anyway
Courage is not the absence of fear, and it is not a personality some kids are born with — it is a skill, and skills can be practiced. This guide breaks bravery down into the ordinary moments where it is actually built: the wobbly voice that speaks anyway, the diving board, the hard truth, the kid across the room who needs someone in their corner.
What's inside (12 pages):
- Everyday bravery, age by age — what courage looks like at ages 2–4, 5–7, and 8–10, from brave in a little body to brave out in the world
- Brave with a voice — how to say what's right and stay kind doing it, with copyable words for the moments that catch kids (and parents) off guard
- Upstander skills — what to do when someone else is the one being hurt: refuse to laugh along, change the subject, invite the targeted kid in, and know when to get a grown-up
- Agree to disagree — how to say “I see it differently” calmly, say your piece, truly hear theirs, and keep the friend
- A calm-down toolkit — body-settling tools to practice while things are calm, so they're ready when fear shows up
- Printable Brave Log — a fridge-door log of brave moments, because what gets written down gets repeated
- Closing lines they can borrow — calm voice, true words, kind way out
- An affordable, safety-checked supplies checklist — almost everything on it is already in your house
Print-at-home details: Instant digital download — 1 PDF, 12 pages, US Letter (8.5" × 11"), designed for crisp home printing. Print at 100%. Print the Brave Log as often as you like for your family. No physical item will be shipped.
Please note: This guide is for general information and encouragement only and is not medical, developmental, or professional advice. Every child is different. Please talk with your child's pediatrician about your child's individual needs, and seek prompt care if you are ever concerned.
From Casey's Children's Collective — feel it, and do it anyway, together.
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