📖 Nobody Else Is YouAges 4-6
How My Brain Works
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Sofia's brain worked a bit differently from some other children's. She noticed tiny details others missed, felt things very deeply, and sometimes needed things to be calm and predictable. Sometimes that felt hard. But her mum helped her see that her brain wasn't wrong — it was just different, and it had wonderful gifts. (Feeling words: Unsure · Then Proud)
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Do all brains work exactly the same, or does everyone's brain work a bit differently?
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