"Supporting Quiet Children: Exciting Ideas and Activities to Help 'Reluctant Talkers' Become 'Confident Talkers'" by Peter Scott provides caregivers and educators with innovative strategies to engage shy or introverted children. The book focuses on understanding the unique needs of quiet children and offers practical activities that foster communication skills in supportive environments. Through imaginative exercises, storytelling techniques, and interactive games, Scott empowers adults to help these children express themselves confidently. Ultimately, it aims to create a nurturing space that encourages reluctant talkers to find their voice and build meaningful connections with others. [Generated by language model - please report any problems].

There are 52 pages in this book. This book was published in 2012 by Yellow Door .

Steve Parker is an author, editor and consultant specializing in illustrated information books on the natural world, biology, technology and general sciences. He has written over 250 books, has a First Class Honours BSc in Zoology and is a Senior Scientific Fellow of the Zoological Society of London Peter David Scott has been an artist and book illustrator for over 20 years, specializing in natural history subjects. He has had over thirty solo books published worldwide by major publishers. He has also designed aliens for a CGI documentary. He lives and works in Yorkshire, England Maggie Johnson is a speech and language therapist and educational consultant specialising in childhood communication disorders and selective mutism. With thirty years' experience in education and community settings, Maggie works closely with families and schools in East Kent and provides training and workshops for schools, parents and health professionals across the UK and abroad. She lives in Ramsgate, UK. Alison Wintgens was a consultant speech and language therapist in child and adolescent mental health based at St George's Hospital until her retirement in July 2011. She has worked for over 20 years with children who have selective mutism and lives in London. Now she continues to write and teach, and is the advisor on selective mutism to the Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists. Maggie and Alison have both published extensively in the field of speech and language therapy and are advisors to the Selective Mutism Information and Research Association. Robyn Gallow's illustrations have been used in a number of educational titles. She lives in London, and is involved in both fashion and illustrating.