What’s Wrong Anxious Giraffe: When Worry Reaches New Heights - A Social Emotions Book About Worry for Kids Ages 3-8 - Build Confidence, Think Positive, and Help Children Overcoming Anxiety and Worry

Stand tall and conquer any anxiety that tries to bring you down!

Set out on an expedition through the Savannah and discover how Andrew the anxious giraffe learns how he can find ways to overcome anxiety with the help of his 4-legged friends! Does racing through the grass help? Maybe it's going for a swim? No matter the activity, discover that it's okay to feel your emotions because you are never alone in this journey.

This charming and uplifting journey of self-discovery teaches your little ones about the importance of acknowledging their feelings and practicing positive mindfulness. Your child will harness their inner strength and overcome any anxious thoughts that may creep in by unleashing the power of intention-setting to unlock the secrets to a calm and healthy mind.

Written by Dr. Ying Wang, MD, a board certified psychiatrist from Yale Medical School and diplomat of the American Board of Neurology and Psychiatry (ABPN), her new "What's Wrong" series guides children through mindfulness thinking strategies to process and regulate the ever so common emotions that children face in a healthy way.

Dr. Ying Wang has enriched the lives of thousands of children by helping them understand their emotions and empowering them to reach their full potential with other social emotional learning books for kids like What's Wrong Grumpy Bear and What's Wrong Sad Monkey.