Making Good Choices is a lifelong learning process. And it is our job as parents to help our children through this process. As children go through life and on the path of social, moral, and spiritual development, we must help guide them along the way. In What Would You Do?: 46 Situations for Making Good Choices, author Jennifer Moore-Mallinos gives children 46 different situations where they can practice making difficult decisions and have fun while doing it. What would you do if “you saw a bill fall out of a person’s pocket?” What would you do if “you found a lost dog”? What would you do if “suddenly you had to pee in the pool?” 

These questions and more help open the dialogue of making good choices while exploring some everyday predicaments that children may experience. This children’s book will also help children learn from their everyday choices and experiences to give children the skills and viewpoints necessary to become kind, caring, and responsible adults.

In life, our children will come across easy decisions, while others will be harder. Using this excellent decision-making book by Jennifer Moore-Mallinos will further reinforce the importance of taking responsibility and understanding actions have consequences. This children’s book will help open up the dialogue between you and your child to learn how to follow the rules, take on new responsibilities, and be accountable for their actions even when they don’t make good choices.