Children's fears are what most parents face. Adults are often not inclined to treat them as something serious, and this is completely in vain. Yes, fear is an important adaptation mechanism, an integral part of our survival instinct. However, if it becomes obsessive and becomes entrenched, it can cause a lot of suffering in subsequent adult life. For example, how do you feel about spiders? What about depth? To the quiet rustling in the dark of the bedroom? These are the remnants of childhood fears. This kind and wise book will help you overcome the fear of anything. The author explains the nature of children's fears and shares his method of overcoming them. These are game tasks, exercises and even fairy tales for children of different ages - from toddlers to teenagers. And brief reminder algorithms at the end of the book help you remember important information.