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Body Language for Kids
Short stories that teach eye contact, tone of voice, personal space and how to tell when a friend is upset, each with a coach tip and a practice game for parent and childBy Imad MuratspahicLength1h 47m
About this audiobook
Your child stands too close, looks at the floor, misses the joke, or does not notice a friend is upset, and nobody ever taught them how to read the signals. You do not need a lecture. You need a story, a tip and a game. Body Language for Kids teaches one nonverbal skill per short story, with a coach tip for you and a five-minute practice game for the two of you. Unlike books of ready-made scripts for what to say when kids are left out or teased, or books about party manners, this one focuses on what faces, voices, bodies and distance are saying, and it puts comfort first: no forced eye contact and no pressure to act like anyone else. Inside, you'll learn: Read a story together, play for five minutes, and watch your child get a little more curious about the people around them. A Quick Reference, glossary and FAQ keep the key ideas on one page.
Audiobook details
GenreSelf-Help
Length1 hr 47 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateOct 7, 2026
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Body Language for Kids
2Important Notice
3Read This First: One Skill, One Story
4Chapter 1: Face, Body, Voice: The Three Clues
5Chapter 2: Eye Contact: Look Near, Look Quick, Look Kind
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6Chapter 3: Faces That Talk: Happy, Sad, Angry, Worried
7Chapter 4: Mixed-Up Faces: Surprised, Embarrassed, Bored, Tired
8Chapter 5: Tone of Voice: How You Say It
9Chapter 6: Listening Bodies: Turn, Pause, Wait Your Turn
10Chapter 7: Personal Space: Find Your Bubble
11Chapter 8: Hugs, High-Fives and Asking First
12Chapter 9: Is My Friend Upset? Spotting the Clues
13Chapter 10: What to Do When a Friend Is Upset
14Chapter 11: Open Circle or Closed Circle: Reading Groups and Playgrounds
15Keep Practicing: A Two-Week Plan
16Quick Reference: Clues, Games and Common Questions