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A practical, kid-friendly workbook to help children manage envy, jealousy, and "it's not fair" feelings

Feeling jealous or thinking "it's not fair" is a normal part of growing up, but when these emotions start to cause distress, conflict, or frustration, children may need extra support. This engaging workbook helps kids understand envy and jealousy, why these feelings show up, and how they can learn healthier ways to cope.

What to Do When It's Not Fair is a revised and updated edition of the best-selling workbook that guides children through proven, step-by-step strategies for managing envy and comparison. Using a playful pirate and spyglass metaphor, kids learn how focusing too closely on what others have can cause them to miss the positive things in their own lives--and how to "zoom out" to see the bigger picture. Through interactive exercises, approachable illustrations, and clear guidance, children build skills to handle disappointment, jealousy, and unfair feelings with greater confidence and perspective.

A dedicated section for parents and caregivers provides additional psychological insight and practical tools for supporting children as they practice new coping strategies at home and in everyday situations.

Key features:

For Ages 8-9 Designed for children who struggle with jealousy, envy, or frequent "it's not fair" reactions
Interactive Workbook Format Hands-on activities and illustrations keep kids engaged and motivated
Evidence-Based Approach Introduces cognitive-behavioral techniques in a clear, child-appropriate way
Emotion Regulation Skills Helps children manage comparison, build gratitude, and respond more calmly to frustrating situations
Trusted Series and Publisher Part of the What-to-Do Guides for Kids series from Magination Press, the children's imprint of the American Psychological Association