Waffle Can't Decide

About this book

A super-relatable picture book that helps kids understand how to make decisions, big and small, without getting stuck in a swirl of indecision Blue socks! Red socks! Striped socks! Poor Waffle just can't decide, and the more choices that pile up, the more everything spirals into a full-blown decision disaster. Kids will see themselves in Waffle's struggle instantly, because whether it's picking what to wear, what to eat, or what game to play, learning how to make a decision (and actually stick with it) is one of the trickiest parts of growing up. Waffle Can't Decide takes something every child experiences and turns it into a laugh-out-loud story that also teaches real skills. Through Waffle's hilarious misadventures, young readers begin to understand how their brain thinks through choices, why some decisions feel easy while others feel impossible, and what to do when they get stuck. It's the kind of book kids will ask for again and again, not just because it's funny, but because it makes the overwhelming world of choices feel a whole lot more manageable. Key features: teaches decision-making skills in a way kids will get helps children understand how choices work, why some feel harder than others, and how to move forward when they feel stuck laugh-out-loud relatable story Waffle's deciding disasters are so funny and so familiar that kids will instantly connect, making the lesson stick without feeling like a lesson builds critical thinking and confidence encourages children to trust their own judgment, practice weighing options, and feel okay even when they make an imperfect choice great for home, classroom, and therapy settings perfect for family read-alouds, SEL lessons, school counseling sessions, and conversations about flexibility, problem solving, and independence trusted series and publisher part of the Food for Thought series from Magination Press(R), the children's imprint of the American Psychological Association, dedicated to emotional well-being and healthy development