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My Brave Day

Remembering a day this child was brave.

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Page 1 · A brave dayA brave day

My name is {{childName}}. This is a story about my brave day. Something felt hard — maybe an appointment, a loud place, or a change — and I got through it. This story is for remembering that day.

Page 2 · What being brave looked likeWhat being brave looked like

Being brave does not mean the worry goes away. Being brave means I kept going even with the worry there. That is exactly what I did. Brave and worried can happen at the same time — and they did, and I still got through.

Page 3 · I got through itI got through it

When the hard thing was over, I was still me — and I had done it. The thing I was worried about is behind me now. My body learned something that day: I can do hard things. That lesson stays with me.

Page 4 · Proud of meProud of me

I can remember my brave day whenever something feels hard. It shows how strong I am. The people who care about me saw my bravery, and they are proud. So am I.

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