All children experience fear and it is considered a normal part of their development. Regardless of whether the adult considers the child’s fears to be real or not, they are more than real for the child. As the child’s imagination intertwines with reality, it is especially important for the adult to help them deal with their fear, to comfort them using physical contact and soothing words, and to regain a feeling of security and protection with the child.

Picture books are focused on the following topics:
- Little bear is afraid to stay in kindergarten / Fear of separating from parents or how to help the child deal with separation anxiety during a big life change and to feel secure in situations when parents are not around
- Little elephant is afraid of criticism and punishment / Fear of criticism and punishment or hold to console the child that is afraid that being punished for bad behaviour will result in losing parental love
- Sheep is afraid of having a baby brother / Fear of change within family surroundings or how to console the child that is afraid that the new family member will result in losing parental love
- Puppy is afraid to go to the doctor / Fear of unknown situations and people or how to reduce the fear of a situation that is uncomfortable and stressful for the child (and the parent)