About This Book
Reach for this book when your child is facing a big moment like a school play, a music recital, or even a first day of preschool and seems suddenly overwhelmed by the spotlight. It provides a gentle way to talk about the physical sensation of stage fright and how nerves can sometimes make us feel like we have lost our voice or our confidence. Through the familiar character of Wubbzy, the story normalizes the feeling of being scared even when you are doing something you love. In this story, Wubbzy gets the chance to perform with his idols, but the pressure of the big stage causes him to lose his voice. The narrative emphasizes that performance is not just about individual talent but about the support of a community. Parents will appreciate how Wubbzy's friends step in to help him through his anxiety, making it a great tool for teaching teamwork and emotional resilience in children aged 3 to 6.
