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Say Goodbye to Being Shy Workbook

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$14.97 $24.95 In stock

Category: Media Books

When is shyness just a facet of your child's personality, and when is it a problem? Even occasional shyness can inhibit your child from making friends, being open to new hobbies and experiences, and performing well in school. This book features more than forty fun activities kids and parents can do together to build confidence and assertiveness, useful attributes with lifelong benefits.


The first activity in this book helps you create a reward system to encourage progress as your child learns to move past shyness. The rest of the activities, designed and used by child therapists, help your child become more self-assured and comfortable interacting with others.


Your child will learn to:



  • Notice and celebrate small triumphs over shyness in everyday life

  • Relax when they feel anxious

  • Make eye contact

  • Say hi and use welcoming body language to make new friends

  • Speak with confidence

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Customer Reviews (4.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Steven G. ★★★★★

My daughter really opened up during the “when is shyness a problem?” discussion—it helped her see her feelings aren’t weird. The concrete prompts on making new friends gave us both actionable steps to try.

Miles C. ★★★☆☆

The workbook has some good prompts to get kids thinking, but the “when is it a problem” part felt vague and didn't give me clear next steps. My daughter liked the drawing activities, though I wish there were more concrete examples for real-life situations.