Dear Visitor,
You probably landed on this page because you are in a tough situation. After all, the book Mommy Goes to Stay is all about that. And this book can help you to make the current situation within the family easier to discuss: that Mommy (and/or Daddy) don't like the way things are going at home either, that sometimes stimuli are difficult, that it's not the kids' fault if things don't go well with Mommy or Daddy. Or with mom and dad because there are a lot more arguments at home. These are important themes that are incorporated into the story in a light-hearted, funny and recognizable way.
Nor is it just a made-up story, this book is based on our own story. On this website the main themes are briefly elaborated. In addition, we want to use this website as an extension of the book for further information or referral.Mommy Goes to Stay is the kind of book we would have liked to use ourselves to read with the children. As a basis for this book we have used our own experiences, but we have also incorporated our knowledge and experience as caregivers. We therefore hope that this book can serve as encouragement and support for you.
Erwin de Ruiter
This book tells the story of Freek and his family. Freek has to miss his mother for a while because she is not doing so well. Therefore she goes to stay in a kind of hospital for a while. Freek doesn't like that at all and this book is about that.
It is not just a made up story, it tells the story of our family when we went through this. We hope this book helps because maybe in your home things are a bit like Freek's. It may help to talk about it with each other and learn together to make the best of it. We wish you much reading pleasure!
A richly illustrated read-along book with a serious subject in light-hearted and sometimes funny narration. Especially suitable for families in which one of the parents is receiving psychological help and is temporarily unable to stay at home.
As I write this, I realize how many different types of families there are. First, the "classic" family, with a mom, dad and child(ren). But also the composite family, with varying roles for partners, parents and educators. There are single-parent families, families with 2 dads or moms or families in which a grandpa,
You want to discuss an upcoming admission with your children and now you have this book in your hands. That's exactly what it's for! The book is titled "Mommy Goes to Stay," but it could just as easily be Daddy. You can use this book for both. Maybe the story fits
As I write this, I realize how many different types of families there are. First, the "classic" family, with a mom, dad and child(ren). But also the composite family, with alternating
Download for free the PDF Our Story, a set of sheets that kids can use to write down, draw and/or paste and cut their own story! Mommy Goes to Stay is intended as a read-along book, to be read together in
You want to discuss an upcoming admission with your children and now you have this book in your hands. That is exactly what it is meant for! The book is titled "Mommy is going
Suddenly we were not caregivers; we found ourselves in a counseling process ourselves. Perhaps that is why it took so long for us to recognize that help was needed.
It is not the easiest topic, a parent admitted to psychiatry. What is special about the booklet "Mommy Goes to Stay" is how the author
Last Thursday (April 18, 2019), the below review of the book Mommy Goes to Stay appeared on Masters of Psychology, reviewed by psychologist Collette Molin.
Last Wednesday (April 24, 2019) the following review of the book Mama is going to stay was published by NBD Biblion: Mama is going to stay / Erwin the
This "parent" section is in support of the book "Mommy Goes to Stay. The page reference refers to the relevant pages in the book. If you click on a reference below you will see the corresponding themes appear. You can also use the theme search and the corresponding text and pages will appear. Do you have any questions? Please feel free to contact with us.
| Theme Overview | This topic is well discussed at: |
| Introduction | Introduction to the parent part |
| Why read | Supplement to introduction |
| Loadability | |
| Communications | |
| Flexible children | |
| Family composition | Page 12 - 13, Page 36 - 37 |
| Adhesion | |
| Reminder | |
| Domestic violence | |
| Accepting help | |
| Missing and saying goodbye | |
| Dealing with emotions | |
| Disclaimer | |
| Parentification | |
| Partner relationship | Page 12 - 13, Page 32 - 33 |
| Personal attention | |
| Planning | |
| Positivity | |
| Rules and clarity | |
| School and living environment | |
| Playing and cleaning up | |
| Stigma | |
| Temporary admission | |
| Future forecast | |
| Explain | |
| Home again | |
| Self-image |
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