
Book #1 in the My Parents Have a Drug Problem series
A child's journey to understand a parent's addiction.
In a world where a child's innocence meets the harsh reality of addiction, this story offers a gentle guide. Through teachable moments, young readers explore the impact of a parent's struggle with drugs. As questions arise, the book provides a path to understanding and conversation, helping children navigate their emotions and experiences. What does it mean when a parent is lost to addiction, and how can a child find clarity amidst confusion? This poignant tale opens the door to difficult discussions, offering hope and understanding in the face of a challenging family dynamic.
My Parents Have a Drug Problem was written as a children’s book to be relatable to younger children who can’t yet understand the effects their parent’s addiction has on their lives. The book includes teachable moments that help guide the conversation and ask questions that otherwise might be overlooked or forgotten. The My Parents Have a Drug Problem accompanying guide, A Guide to Talking to Children About Drug Addiction takes a closer look at addiction and gives some tips on talking to children about addiction and what their parents may be experiencing.
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