Pautacuentos · Tantrums and frustration

Crocodile Tears

A story that helps children understand anger and gives adults a calmer way to accompany it.

Cover of Crocodile Tears
Read, talk and practise

When anger arrives before words

Leo discovers that anger is not “bad”: it is a signal. The story helps children recognise body cues, regain calm and express what they need.

What is inside?

  • An original illustrated story.
  • Practical, respectful guidance for adults.
  • Play-based activities for home or the classroom.
  • Conversation prompts for children and adults.
  • A private narrated video reached through the QR in the book.
An educational resource, not therapy. When a concern is intense, persistent or affects wellbeing, ask a qualified professional for support.
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What you can work on together

Emotional learning that continues after the last page

The story creates a safe starting point; the adult guidance and activities turn that conversation into small, realistic steps.

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Recognise the build-up

Spot body sensations and early signals before the emotion overflows.

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Return to calm

Practise simple pauses, breathing and co-regulation with a trusted adult.

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Find safer words

Replace hitting or shouting with language for feelings and needs.

Inside the book

One resource, four ways to connect

📖Illustrated story
🧭Adult guidance
🎨Games and activities
💬Reflection prompts

Frequently asked questions

How should we use this book?

Read it together, let the child lead the conversation and choose one small activity or idea to try in everyday life.

Does it include a video?

Yes. The printed book contains a QR code linking to its private narrated video. Those pages are not listed publicly.

Is the book a substitute for therapy?

No. It is an educational resource for families and classrooms, and can complement professional support when needed.

A difficult conversation can begin with a story.

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