Learn how to: Talk to children; Develop and harness your child' curiosity; Address questions about diversity with confidence. This revolutionary series, written by two child psychologists, provides the perfect platform to explore a broad range of family issues and questions that children have as they grow up and try to make sense of the world around them. Each illustrated spread poses important, commonly asked questions around diversity and cultural identity, such as 'Why are people different colours?', 'How come she is in a wheelchair?' and 'Why does Grandma have wrinkles?', which help children to discuss their feelings and understand others as they become aware of people of different ages, cultures and appearance. Includes explanations and advice for parents and carers throughout.

Author Biography

DR CHRISTOPHER McCURRY, PhD is a clinical child psychologist in Seattle, Washington. Chris is the author of two books; Parenting Your Anxious Child with Mindfulness and Acceptance, and Working with Parents of Anxious Children. EMMA WADDINGTON has a PhD in Psychology and an MSc. in Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT). Currently, Emma lives in Singapore with her husband and her two young boys, and is an Associate Professor in the Psychology Department of National University Singapore. LOUIS THOMAS has worked full time in Californian animation studios, before returning to France. Louis currently lives and works with his cat Pipo in his art studio, which can be found between the Pantheon and the Luxembourg Gardens.