Catty The Cat learns about personal space: A social story for teaching kids toddlers and kindergarten about personal space, understanding social rules, children's book for teaching physical boundaries

If you have a autistic child,, this book is for you,, teaches them in a fun way and bout personal space,,, great book

As the end of the year is upon us, some kiddos have gotten super excited but have forgotten about personal space! 😆This is such a cute book by @spectacokids to teach little ones (TK-1st Grade) the importance of giving personal space to others. This is also a good book to review with the kiddos at the beginning of next school year!🤗📖 🐈🐶🐑

I loved the lesson of the book. I am trying to teach my almost 3 year old social boundaries. I wish that they would have been more thought in the font colors. This could have complemented the Red and Green Choices book and the font for the poor boundaries could have been in red and the examples of good boundaries in green font. It confused my daughter and she kept saying red because the font is red throughout the book.

Little kids sometimes don't understand the need for personal space. This is probably because they are used to being able to hop on mom or dad's lap whenever they want!But as children leave their house for school or the playground, they need to understand that not everyone reacts like mom and dad.A good book for teaching about personal space without being pushy.

I found this to be a simple and clear story about respecting others personal space and learning to ask to do things what may invade someone’s personal space like holding hands and giving a hug.

I understand the need for personal space, but the lack of it described on so many pages didn't ring true for me. The pictures drawn of Catty with friends looked like there was a "normal" amount of space that should have been there. It didn't look at all like Catty was being too close to friends. However, if you don't look at the illustrations, the book does teach an important lesson many children need to learn.

This book is perfect for pre-k to kindergarten. The author did a great job conveying the message on invading space and how it makes others uncomfortable. Catty The Cat is a great tool to incorporate into a pre-k setting .

This book would be perfect for pre-k students learning the rules for social interactions. The dialogue is simple enough where they can pick up and read on their own with practice.

This is such a great book, perfect for Kindergarten (and above) showing great examples of how we can respect other peoples personal space. Would definitely recommend it!

Brilliant book easy for my autistic son to read and understand. He took the book to school with him so hopefully in time if will help in real life situations

What a fun story with a very good message. We loved the illustrations, and we should all respect each others space.