Mommy, Do You Feel Better? is a heartfelt children's story that gently explores the emotional world of a child living in a home affected by addiction. Through a simple and compassionate narrative, the story highlights the feelings children often carry-confusion, worry, love, fear, and hope-when they see a parent struggling.
While written from a child's perspective, this book is also designed to help adults better understand the emotional experiences children face in these environments. It encourages parents, caregivers, educators, and recovery professionals to see the situation through the eyes of a child and recognize the impact addiction can have on their sense of safety, stability, and emotional well-being.
Mommy, Do You Feel Better? creates an opportunity for meaningful conversations between adults and children and can serve as a supportive tool for families, therapists, and recovery programs working to help children process their feelings and feel understood.