Pajama Day

Reach for this book when your child is prone to forgetfulness, struggles with executive functioning, or is prone to self-criticism after a mistake. It is an ideal choice for the child who feels like they are 'always the one' who forgets their homework or loses their mittens, and who might be beginning to feel defined by their scatterbrained moments. The story follows Drew, a boy who genuinely tries to be responsible but finds his memory frequently failing him. When he forgets the biggest event of the school year, Pajama Day, he must navigate the initial sting of embarrassment. Through clever problem-solving and creative thinking, Drew transforms a potential disaster into a unique victory. This book is perfect for ages 4 to 8, providing a gentle mirror for neurodivergent children while teaching all readers that our reactions to mistakes matter more than the mistakes themselves.