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, by Michael Dahl
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File Size: 40036 KB
Print Length: 20 pages
Publisher: Picture Window Books; Brdbk edition (November 1, 2014)
Publication Date: October 1, 2014
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B00ESEEBG8
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This is one of a few of Mr. Dahl's books in this line I purchased after how well "Little Monkey Calms Down" went over with our son. I previewed it on Kindle Unlimited first, and then made the decision after doing so to buy it. I also went on to buy a few more of these books for kindle, because I discovered something very interesting in the process of previewing this book: Our son actually seems to find new books more motivating in kindle format. I'm guessing because he likes the finger swiping thing better then the page turning thing because it's easier for him.Anyways, he occasionally tries to lightly push someone or their hand away when he doesn't want to do something. It's not an aggression thing for him, I think he just finds it easier then using his speech device. Obviously, this isn't something we want, so we've been encouraging communication and behavioral strategies that have been reducing this behavior, but I thought it might be nice to have a story to emphasize the point. I like that the sentence structures are so simple, because it makes it easier to acclimate him to a new book and have him focus on the main message. Since the message is super important for what we are trying to do with him, I like it. But if you have a normal functioning older kiddo, I'd say this would fall into the range of being best for a typically developing 18 month to 3 year old. But, for a kiddo with developmental delays or cognitive impairment, I think that age range of usefulness could go up higher. Our son is 5.I like that it starts out mentioning that little dino is big and tough, because my kiddo is big and very strong for his age, and I think it's important to have the talking point of "be careful what you push." I think it's good that this book includes both a brother and a sister in the list of people not to push, because even though a family may not have one or the other, many families do have a sibling of some gender. For our son, he has a sister. If your kiddo is an only child, this may present a problem for you because it's two thirds of the subjects little dino is told not to push. The remaining one is friends. For us, this still works, because whenever we're about to go out to do therapy onsite somewhere, I always refer to his therapist as "our friend..." and add the name. So for us, even though our son doesn't have friends his own age and isn't even remotely interested in that at this time (that can be Autism for you), we still use that term for people he interacts with and I find that section useful.Where I marked this down comes in two parts. One, there isn't really a strong why provided. In the end it mentions that not pushing allows everyone to have fun together, but my son doesn't care about that. But he's basically very gentle in his heart, and doesn't like to see people or animals hurt. So if he knows the main reason for not doing something is that it could or will hurt someone, you're much more likely to get cooperation from him. Also, the kindle version gets glitchy sometimes and cuts off part of the page and the words, and you have to mess with it some to get the full image up. Which can be challenging when you already are dealing with a child who has limited amounts of patience for books.Otherwise, I think this is a good, solid, simple teaching book about not pushing. I also like that there are positive things given a person could push, I think that's helpful because it's an important behavioral management strategy to be able to have appropriate replacers.
This book has very cute, colorful illustrations, and has very easy to understand wording. I purchased this for my toddler who is still learning to interact appropriately with his peers (aka, not push them or pull them, etc). He absolutely loves this book, and it became a favorite as soon as I gave it to him. He immediately understood the message, especially since he's obsessed with cars - he really connected to that comparison. So now I can say "remember, we don't push our friends, we push the cars" and he just grins at me, and actually has stopped pushing as much as he was! It didn't completely solve our problem, but he went from being so bad about pushing that he was in constantly at school, daycare, church nursery, etc to only getting in trouble every once in awhile, not even every day! For age comparison, he's 3 1/2 years old but is delayed, so he understands at about a 1 1/2 to 2 year old level.
I love these series also the autors other bookes little lion, monkey and elephant series. These are perfect for children as young as infants to preschool age when these behaviors become an issue. We also read but did not buy hands are not for hitting which is ok for older kids.My son loved he lil dino series right off the bat, the pictures are eye catching, simple sentences beginner readers can read and it explalins the behavior in a very simple way. Like most books for toddlers it is open for parents to explain how each dino feels (explain facial features of the dinos being pushed) so it's a great tool for social emotional development! I recommened these with my sons speech therapist and she loved them as well!
This book has been helpful with explaining to my toddler what they can/should push vs pushing friends. I was v concerned when I got reports back from daycare that my kid was pushing others when they tried to take things from them. As a response we started to talk about their day in class and about pushing and using words as well as what is appropriate to push.This book put into illustration the after effects of pushing. We now talk about pushing doors, chairs, button and not friends.Dinosaurs are always a good way to introduce kids to concepts as well. Win win!
I absolutely love the entire series of Dino’s don’t. As my toddler experienced different stages of behavior that was unfavorable like hitting/biting, we’d read these books at bedtime and when she exhibited the behavior again I’d say “Dino’s don’t bite friends†and she’d repeat it back. It really helped address those behaviors and ultimately put an end to them without punishing her for “bad†behavior. Highly recommend these books as a tool to teach your child.
I got this for my 4 year old who is having trouble behaving at preschool. I should have read the details more closely, I missed the age range was 2-4 which made this book too simple for my son. Each 2 page spread had simple statements such as "Don't push your sister" "Push the swing". Both this book and the Dinos don't Hit book have references to a brother and sister which doesn't apply to us and were confusing. My son did like them because of the dinos and was upset when I told him I returned them. Might work for the younger crowd but needed something with more substance.
Wonderful for toddlers.you think they don't know what's going on? One quick of this little. BOok and you soon realize toddlers know exactly what's going on our twins seemed actually relieved that someone or something actually related to their plight. The pushing has stopped!
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