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What Can I Say?
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Give Your Child the Confidence to Find the Right Words
Help your child move from freezing or staying silent to knowing what they can say in everyday social situations. With practical guidance for conversations, friendships, feelings, and difficult moments, they can communicate more confidently and handle interactions with greater independence.
Turn “I Don’t Know What to Say” Into Confident Communication
Give your child practical words to express feelings, navigate friendships, and handle everyday social moments with greater confidence. Instead of freezing or relying on you to speak for them, they can feel more prepared to communicate for themselves.
Know What to Say
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Build Stronger, Healthier Friendships
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Express Big Feelings With Words
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Know What to Say
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Speak Up With More Confidence
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Build Stronger, Healthier Friendships
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Express Big Feelings With Words
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Know What to Say
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Speak Up With More Confidence
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Build Stronger, Healthier Friendships
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Express Big Feelings With Words
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Know What to Say
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Speak Up With More Confidence
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Build Stronger, Healthier Friendships
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Express Big Feelings With Words
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Know What to Say
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Speak Up With More Confidence
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Build Stronger, Healthier Friendships
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Express Big Feelings With Words
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Know What to Say
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Speak Up With More Confidence
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Build Stronger, Healthier Friendships
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Express Big Feelings With Words
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What age group is What Can I Say? designed for?
The book is specifically designed for children ages 6–12, with language and examples adapted to different stages of social and emotional development.
How many social skills does the book teach?
Children work through 36 practical social skills covering real-life moments such as starting conversations, apologizing, handling difficult feelings, navigating friendships, and speaking up for others.
How does the book accommodate different ages?
Every skill includes 3 age-specific levels: Seed for ages 6–8, Sprout for ages 8–10, and Tree for ages 10–12. This allows children to practice language that better matches their age and communication level.
What topics are covered in the book?
The 36 skills are organized into 6 themed chapters: Everyday Interactions, Conversation Skills, Getting Along, Hard Feelings, Friendship, and Family & Home.
What's insisde the book?
All of our material, including the full book and additional resources, is provided in a fully digital format. That means everything you access here is available online or via downloadable eBooks — no physical shipping involved. Whether you're reading on your phone, tablet, or computer, you’ll have instant access the moment you complete your purchase or registration.
Does What Can I Say? include interactive learning?
Yes. Skills include realistic scenarios and quizzes with 4 possible responses, along with elements such as “Try It Out” prompts and Best Answer reveals to help children think through how they would respond.
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Customer Reviews
Overall rating: 4.8 / 5 from 12 reviews.
“The friendship situations opened up conversations my son and I probably wouldn’t have had otherwise. He’s starting to explain himself instead of shutting down.”
“I love that it shows kids what they can actually say instead of simply telling them to be confident. My 8-year-old really connects with that.”
“My son always said, ‘I don’t know what to say.’ This book finally gave us something practical to work through together.”
“My daughter used to freeze when she wanted to join other kids. Having actual words to practice made those moments feel much less intimidating.”
“What I appreciate most is the independence it encourages. My son is learning that he can pause, find the words, and speak for himself.”
“The friendship lessons feel like situations kids genuinely encounter. My daughter now has better words for disagreements instead of immediately getting upset.”
“My 7-year-old actually enjoys talking through the scenarios with me. It turns social skills into something we can practice without making it feel like a lecture.”
“The sections about difficult feelings have been especially helpful in our house. My daughter is getting better at telling us what’s wrong instead of just going quiet.”
“I wanted something that would help my son handle awkward situations without me always stepping in. This gives him simple language he can remember.”
“My daughter gets nervous meeting new people, so we practiced a few conversation starters together. She felt noticeably more prepared the next time.”
“My 10-year-old struggles with apologies when emotions are high. The examples gave her a much clearer way to put what she means into words.”
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Maya R.
“My daughter often knew what she wanted to say but would freeze in the moment. This book gave us simple ways to practice together, and she seems much more prepared for those situations now.”
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