Leaving the Loud Behind: Finding Freedom Following Domestic ViolenceA journey to hope and healing for children and caregivers. "Leaving the Loud Behind" is a beautifully illustrated children's book that offers a gentle approach to a difficult topic.

This heartwarming story follows Big Bear and Baby Bear on their journey to a safe and supportive haven after facing a loud and scary situation at home. With soothing rhymes and vibrant illustrations, "Leaving the Loud Behind" explores themes of resilience, friendship, and the importance of feeling safe.

This book is a powerful tool for parents and children who have experienced domestic abuse in any form, whether physical or verbal. The story steers away from specifying a gender for Bad bear, making it inclusive and representative of any parent or caregiver who may have caused a child to feel unsafe.

"Leaving the Loud Behind" is ultimately a story of hope and healing. As Big Bear and Baby Bear embrace their new life, they learn the power of friendship, kindness, love and understanding - in a place where they can heal and start fresh.

Here's what makes "Leaving the Loud Behind" special:A gentle approach to a difficult topic, offering hope and comfort to children who have experienced domestic abuse. Inclusive and representative - Bad Bear, Big Bear and Baby Bear are not gendered, allowing children to connect to the story regardless of their family situation.

Beautifully illustrated with warm and inviting visuals. Rhyming text that is easy for young children to follow along with.

Teaches valuable lessons about resilience, friendship, love, and the importance of feeling safe. "Leaving the Loud Behind" is a powerful story that can help families heal together.

It's the perfect story for children ages 3-8 to relate to their past experiences and a valuable resource for parents navigating difficult conversations. In a world filled with uncertainty, "Leaving the Loud Behind" reminds children that even amidst challenges, hope and a brighter future are always within reach.

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