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My Secret Playbook: Social Superpowers
$43.26
"My 7 year old absolutely loves the stories. The content is already helping her navigate a tricky friendship at school and I can visibly see that she feels more confident and empowered." — Glen · Verified by Shop
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💡 Less than one tutoring session — Help Your Child Make Friends, Handle Mean Kids, and Walk Into Any Room With Confidence
One story a night. 5 minutes a day. 40 real social situations to practice.
✅ Perfect For Kids Who…
✔️ Want friends but don't know how to start
✔️ Get quiet or overwhelmed in groups
✔️ Can't shake a mean comment
✔️ Feel like they don't fit in
✔️ Are kind, sensitive, or thoughtful
Also great for outgoing kids who struggle to keep friendships or need guidance on handling conflict.
Designed for ages 6–12
✔️ Gives kids the exact words to start a conversation or join a group
✔️ Replaces "I don't know what to say" with real, practiced confidence
✔️ Designed for kids who feel left out, overlooked, or stuck on the edge
You've Watched It Happen
The birthday party they weren't invited to. The lunch table they sat at alone. The phone that stopped buzzing.
And the worst part, they've started to believe the story their inner voice is telling them:
"Nobody really likes me."
"I'm just bad at this."
"It's easier to be alone."
Here's what most parents don't realize: kids aren't born knowing how to make friends. Social skills are learned just like reading, but most kids are never taught them directly.
Why Stories Work When Lectures Don't
Telling a kid to "just be confident" doesn't teach them anything. Pep talks feel awkward. Worksheets feel like punishment.
But stories slip past the resistance. Kids see a character who looks like them, in a moment that feels like theirs, figuring something out — and quietly, they try it themselves.
What's Inside
40 short stories that drop your child into the situations they're already living:
- The new kid trying to find someone to sit with
- The friend group that suddenly turned cold
- The mean comment they can't stop replaying
- The group project where nobody listens to them
- The party where they didn't know anyone
Each story ends with a "Try This" prompt — a phrase, question, or shift they can use the next day.
What you get when you add the FULL SYSTEM to your order
Most parenting books leave you on your own. This one comes with companion guides — built for you — so you have what you need when your kid comes home with a hard moment.
📝 What to Say When…
43-page Word-for-word scripts
Real scripts for the 20 most common moments your kid will bring home from "they wouldn't let me play with them" to "I don't have any friends". The exact words to say, in order, for the first ten minutes of the conversation. Every script anchored in research.
📘 Help Your Child Thrive Socially Playbook
28 Pages
Conversation starters and follow-up questions for every theme in the book — so the lesson doesn't stop when the story ends. Includes a "Science Behind This" call out for each theme.
📝 The Joining In Cheat Sheet
6 Pages
For the moment that stresses you both out most. The exact words and strategies for the single hardest social moment there is: walking up to a group already playing and asking to join. For the shy kid, the hesitant kid, and the one who freezes at the edge.
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Designed for ages 6–12
✔️ Gives kids the exact words to start a conversation or join a group
✔️ Replaces "I don't know what to say" with real, practiced confidence
✔️ Designed for kids who feel left out, overlooked, or stuck on the edge
You've Watched It Happen
The birthday party they weren't invited to. The lunch table they sat at alone. The phone that stopped buzzing.
And the worst part, they've started to believe the story their inner voice is telling them:
"Nobody really likes me."
"I'm just bad at this."
"It's easier to be alone."
Here's what most parents don't realize: kids aren't born knowing how to make friends. Social skills are learned just like reading, but most kids are never taught them directly.
Why Stories Work When Lectures Don't
Telling a kid to "just be confident" doesn't teach them anything. Pep talks feel awkward. Worksheets feel like punishment.
But stories slip past the resistance. Kids see a character who looks like them, in a moment that feels like theirs, figuring something out — and quietly, they try it themselves.
What's Inside
40 short stories that drop your child into the situations they're already living:
- The new kid trying to find someone to sit with
- The friend group that suddenly turned cold
- The mean comment they can't stop replaying
- The group project where nobody listens to them
- The party where they didn't know anyone
Each story ends with a "Try This" prompt — a phrase, question, or shift they can use the next day.
😔 Before
Standing on the edge of the group. Replaying what they should've said. Coming home quiet.
😊 With the Playbook
- Knowing exactly how to walk up and ask to join.
- Having a comeback ready instead of replaying it all night.
- A way to shake it off and the words to tell you about it after.
Not a personality transplant — a toolkit they grow into, one story at a time.