Why does Purple Play Differently Read-to-me?
Purple is lining up with the other drops. They are all washing their hands and getting ready for lunch. Green finishes washing his hands and starts drying them with the hand dryer. Purple gets very upset at the noise. At Playtime, purple holds on tightly to her special toy. She plays on her own with the toy. All other drops are worries. Why does Purple not want to play with anyone else?
At the end of the story, Purple understands and once all the other drops have finished, she washes her hands, dries them on a paper towel, and skips off for lunch and an adult helps her to understand the rules at playtime.
We created RainbowSmart with parents and carers in mind. They aim to support you in communicating with your child to help them understand more about the world around them. Each story seeks to help them with different scenarios they may face as they grow.
Within the series of 40 stories, your child will learn about reducing screen time, looking after the environment, taking care of others, and so much more. Supporting your child through the early years will undoubtedly help them to manage their behavior more positively as they grow.
Their ability to tackle sensitive topics carefully and thoughtfully makes our stories exciting. From child safety to promoting healthy food choices, our stories delve into essential subjects that shape a child’s understanding of the world. Moreover, nurturing relationships is a vital aspect of life, and our stories skillfully explore this theme.
How to select the best read-to-me stories
Selecting a read-to-me that links to children’s experiences is a great way to help them process feelings and emotions.
For example, if your child has difficulty managing their emotions, you may wish to explore Orange Feels Worried or Rainbow Feels Angry.
Please support your child to self-regulate, be kind, have positive relationships, and much more as they grow.
