Book Nook - I've Got You

 With the love of devoted mum Vicki Jones for her neurodivergent twins leaping from every page of her beautiful new book, I’ve Got You! brings together gentle storytelling, meaningful lessons and practical strategies to support empathy, emotional regulation and acceptance.

Bursting with captivating rhymes and illustrations readers instantly connect with both this book’s characters and its themes.

A perfect conversation starter, I’ve Got You! encourages discussions between children and adults but will also play a role in creating a more inclusive environment both at home and in the classroom.

Supporting children to recognise and respect the differences in all of us, this insightful and compassionate author has, most importantly, created a resource that acts as a comforting and safe space for children when experiencing dysregulation or big emotion moments.

 

Synopsis:

Discover a heartwarming children’s book by Vicki Jones, a mum to two wonderful, unique boys. Written with love and insight, this book is a powerful tool for children navigating their way in the world.

Dive into a world of delightful rhymes that will captivate young minds.

Explore coping strategies for big emotions and sensory challenges, especially relevant for children who are neurodivergent such as those with autism and ADHD.

I've got you! has been designed to encourage conversations and foster understanding, tolerance and kindness among both children and adults.

Ideal for bedtime reading or sharing during times of dysregulation both at home and at school, I’ve Got You! is a heartfelt journey towards empathy and connection.

 

I’ve Got You! (ISBN 978-1-0369-09510) is available to purchase in paperback from Amazon: https://amzn.eu/d/cTyiPs6

 

About the author:

Vicki Jones says:  “I’m a mum of ten year old twin boys. One is diagnosed with Autism and ADHD; and one is potentially ADHD and dyslexic. I see the challenges they face on a daily basis, and I wanted to reassure them that no matter what "I've got you!" and we'll figure it out together.

“I also wanted other parents to feel they aren't alone, parenting is a tough job, it can be very rewarding but also very draining. 

“By day I'm a police officer, I love helping people. I can't always solve the problem, but I can listen and offer support. I am also a wife, and my husband is very supportive of everything I do. He was the one who encouraged me to share my book with others and I've been overwhelmed by the feedback I've received.”