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When Fuzzy Was Afraid of Big and Loud Things
Inger Maier, illustrated by Jennifer Candon
In this tale, Fuzzy is afraid of loud sounds such as thunder and lightning, and the large animals on the farm making big noises! Fuzzy’s father helps him desensitise to these big and loud noises using a number of behavioural practices. Each time Fuzzy is afraid, his father gently encourages and reassures him, helping him imaginatively practice exposure to the loud sounds so he can get used to them.
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