What if your child couldn’t stop thinking about something, even when they really, really wanted to?
In this tender and relatable story, a fox finds himself haunted by repetitive thoughts. They pop up all of the time, making him anxious, frustrated, and tired, until he takes things into his own hands…or paws.
I Don’t Want to Think About Squirrels is a fun-to-read story that gives children and parents a way to talk about the thoughts that get stuck and feel impossible to shake. Written by a psychiatrist and former Harvard professor, but without using heavy terms or clinical language, this story gently reflects what it’s like to live inside a worried or overactive mind, and what to do about it.
Because sometimes, the harder you try not to think about something, the more you do.
✔️ Ages 4 and up
✔️ For bedtime, quiet moments, therapy, or school
✔️ Helps kids manage intrusive thoughts and their impact
✔️ A book about reclaiming control
In this tender and relatable story, a fox finds himself haunted by repetitive thoughts. They pop up all of the time, making him anxious, frustrated, and tired, until he takes things into his own hands…or paws.
I Don’t Want to Think About Squirrels is a fun-to-read story that gives children and parents a way to talk about the thoughts that get stuck and feel impossible to shake. Written by a psychiatrist and former Harvard professor, but without using heavy terms or clinical language, this story gently reflects what it’s like to live inside a worried or overactive mind, and what to do about it.
Because sometimes, the harder you try not to think about something, the more you do.
✔️ Ages 4 and up
✔️ For bedtime, quiet moments, therapy, or school
✔️ Helps kids manage intrusive thoughts and their impact
✔️ A book about reclaiming control
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