Being brave means Cub has to learn how to play independently for a little while— but luckily, his imagination is there to help! When Mommy has to run errands, Cub feels unsure about being away from her. But with Grandma nearby, he begins to explore, imagine , and play on his own. While going on make-believe adventures , he discovers that playing solo can be exciting and fun! Helps children overcome separation anxiety in a gentle, age-appropriate way Encouragesindependent play and builds self-confidence Part of the Brave Talesboard book series, designed to support kids in facing everyday fears With playful illustrations and a reassuring message, this board book is the perfect resource for parents, caregivers, and educators to help children build independence , confidence, and courage . For more Brave Tales, read Clever’s I’m Not Afraid of the Dark , I’m Not Afraid of Monsters, and I’m Not Afraid of the Doctor !