Alex KentBIG Ted's Guide to Tapping: Positive EFT Emotional Freedom Techniques for Children (Big Ted's Guides)

I teach EFT Tapping to middle schoolers and always looking for additional material for students. This book is a good introduction for parent reading to young children or 5 to 6 year olds. I wouldn't say it's terrible just not what I was looking for, very simple.

I gave this book to a 7 year old and she mastered the material very quickly. She immediately started sharing it with friends and family. She had no previous experience with EFT or Tapping methods. I also enjoyed using the book and noted that I was able to use it to calm my anxiety. A kid friendly guide that simple yet effective. A home run!

I love this book for my son, so much so that I bought a few copies and gave them out to my friends children for presents. They all say the kids love it, and I know it works for my son. Nice and easy to read and do. I just love it!

This is the best best on Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT) for children that I have seen. The focus is on positive emotions. I have already used this book in my therapy groups and highly recommend it for parents, teachers as well as therapists. I have trained older students to use this book with younger students as part of a peer mediation program.

This is so simple, yet effective. My clients and their parents easily implement the strategy and practice at home, with positive reports.

My 3 year old granddaughter loves this book. She loves to tap "happy", although the other day when she was really upset, she wanted to tap in "peace".

My 5 year old granddaughter loves this

I work as a counselor in a school and use EFT on occasion with some of the students. I have yet to find an EFT book for children that makes sense. This one is no different. I do not think that the children would identify with the battery. The picture that had the tapping points was confusing. I think it is a poor way to introduce EFT to children. I do not recommend this book.

This is actually quite a nice little book - not much than a pamphlet, really. It introduces very young children to the concept of tapping to get rid of bad emotional stuff, and that works well, but I think I still prefer Robert G. Smith's "FasterEFT" (reviewed elsewhere).

Brilliant wee book for kids and older children too. Easy to read follow and learn the protocol. I hsve had success with kids as young as 3 years old follow the tappin! Its amazing to watch them do it and find their happy place! Highly recommend as a mum and practitioner!

Small format paperback, easy to read and use. Would recommend to anyone ...definitely just the job for kids, clear and thorough explanation

This is a brill book for kids very easy to follow.

I bought this book to use with my 6 yr old that struggles with calming herself when her mind runs rampant with all the what ifs. I had seen a video clip online where tapping has had positive affect on younger kids helping them to calm down and focus in a school setting and was looking for a book to give us some direction in putting it into practice. This book however is a little too simple in regards to tapping and if you don't have prior knowledge (where do I tap? How hard? How long?)... you're going to want to search out more information online or buy a more in depth book. If, however, you are familiar with the practice and want a simple way to introduce the concept to your child... this book is for you.