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$5.80The Story
"Opens the door for caring adults to better understand those feelings and provide the support children need to heal." -Nikki Edge, PhD, founder of a statewide early childhood mental health consultation program
Supporting children in expressing feelings about meaningful people who come in and out of their lives.
Written by two early childhood mental health professionals, I Remember You helps young children address complex emotions about people they may not be able to spend time with.
Children can experience significant losses associated with periodic or permanent absences of people in their lives. Connections may change due to circumstances like foster care, moving, deportation, incarceration, addiction, chronic illness, or death. By identifying a variety of feelings they may have over the course of an important relationship, I Remember
You helps children feel less alone. It invites the grown-ups present in their lives to help them consider these losses, identify and validate feelings, and find ways to process emotions.
Features:
- Questions for adults to help guide discussions with a child or group of children;
- Inclusive characters children can relate to;
- Useful in a variety of settings such as homes, childcare facilities, shelters, support groups, and therapeutic environments.
Author: Christine Lin,Elizabeth Waldrum
Publisher: Et Alia Press
Published: 03/10/2026
Pages: 28
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.20lbs
Size: 8.50h x 8.50w x 0.07d
ISBN: 9781944528218
Audience: Ages 4-8
About the Author
Day, Lacye: - Lacye Day is an illustrator and violence prevention director, Lacye loves bringing more color to children's lives while ensuring that they learn necessary skills to live happier and healthier. Through this project, she hopes to help create a brighter, safer, and happier future for children everywhere!Lin, Christine: - Christine Lin, MS, LPE-I, ECMHC, is a licensed mental health professional who works as an Early Childhood Mental Health Consultant. Christine has been supporting children and early childhood providers for nearly twenty years. Through her work, she has noticed recurring needs and this book is the first tool of many she hopes to create to address those challenges.Waldrum, Elizabeth: - For more than a decade, Elizabeth Waldrum LCSW, ECMHC, has remained passionate about ensuring that children feel heard and understood through her work as an Early Childhood Mental Health Consultant. She hopes this book can help kids, and the grown-ups who care for them, talk about complex emotions.
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"Opens the door for caring adults to better understand those feelings and provide the support children need to heal." -Nikki Edge, PhD, founder of a statewide early childhood mental health consultation program
Supporting children in expressing feelings about meaningful people who come in and out of their lives.
Written by two early childhood mental health professionals, I Remember You helps young children address complex emotions about people they may not be able to spend time with.
Children can experience significant losses associated with periodic or permanent absences of people in their lives. Connections may change due to circumstances like foster care, moving, deportation, incarceration, addiction, chronic illness, or death. By identifying a variety of feelings they may have over the course of an important relationship, I Remember
You helps children feel less alone. It invites the grown-ups present in their lives to help them consider these losses, identify and validate feelings, and find ways to process emotions.
Features:
- Questions for adults to help guide discussions with a child or group of children;
- Inclusive characters children can relate to;
- Useful in a variety of settings such as homes, childcare facilities, shelters, support groups, and therapeutic environments.
Author: Christine Lin,Elizabeth Waldrum
Publisher: Et Alia Press
Published: 03/10/2026
Pages: 28
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.20lbs
Size: 8.50h x 8.50w x 0.07d
ISBN: 9781944528218
Audience: Ages 4-8
About the Author
Day, Lacye: - Lacye Day is an illustrator and violence prevention director, Lacye loves bringing more color to children's lives while ensuring that they learn necessary skills to live happier and healthier. Through this project, she hopes to help create a brighter, safer, and happier future for children everywhere!Lin, Christine: - Christine Lin, MS, LPE-I, ECMHC, is a licensed mental health professional who works as an Early Childhood Mental Health Consultant. Christine has been supporting children and early childhood providers for nearly twenty years. Through her work, she has noticed recurring needs and this book is the first tool of many she hopes to create to address those challenges.Waldrum, Elizabeth: - For more than a decade, Elizabeth Waldrum LCSW, ECMHC, has remained passionate about ensuring that children feel heard and understood through her work as an Early Childhood Mental Health Consultant. She hopes this book can help kids, and the grown-ups who care for them, talk about complex emotions.
