Big Head Bob & Friends Blog Series
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Social Anxiety is apart of life, but don’t let it control you.
Have you ever felt like you were different from others? Maybe you're worried or scared to talk in front of your class. Perhaps you feel sick to you... -
True Friends Accept the True You
Before the age of ten I moved eight times, meaning that I never stayed anywhere long enough to place roots and make true friends. Once I got to fif... -
My Teacher’s Compassion Changed my Outlook on Life
Dealing with loss is something no parent, educator, or anyone else can teach. Loss is a complicated process, intertwined with grief, sorrow, and lo... -
Stuck in a Dream?
Have you ever blanked out during a stressful situation before being brought back to reality? More than half of the world population has felt the se... -
I expressed my anger the only way I knew how *Content Warning - Violent Themes That May Be Distressing (Read With Discretion)
I was six years old the first time my father hit me. I still remember the sting from the belt as it contacted my skin. I sat in my bedroom for ... -
Someday you will find your own voice!
Blog Entry - Xuan Li When I was in junior high school, I lacked confidence and felt insecure about myself because I believed that my voice was not ... -
Failure is an opportunity to grow.
When I was in elementary school, we had a little frog character that would come to visit and tell us how to make good choices for effective confli... -
Perspective on School
Then I wasn’t eating enough and because of that I didn't have a lot of energy and then my self esteem declined. I didn't have the energy to do things that I enjoyed. Before college I had a routine...
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How are you today? Good? Fine?
“How are you today?” We hear this question so often in our daily lives that many quickly respond automatically, without any thought. -
“That little voice in your head isn’t you.”
Whenever an irrational and negative thought enters my brain, I tell it to be quiet. -
NYU Student Perspective
"He removes the stigma around mental health for children, helping them to not view their problems as intrinsically different from themselves." -
A look inside Big Head Bob - With David
A character Bradley had been drawing since his youth, the big-headed, translucent-colored Bob is, above all, a tool for children to learn, among other things, calmness, growth, self-empowerment and confidence. With Big Head Bob learning to overcome his differences, and turn his weakness into strength, Bradley’s book is rooted in a growth mindset and is at its core a social-emotional learning experience.
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