"I Miss Mummy, and I'm Not Too Fond of School: 7 Coping Skills for Children Dealing with Separation Anxiety" is a compassionate guide designed to support both parents and educators in understanding and addressing the challenges of separation anxiety in young children. This insightful book delves into the tender emotions of children facing the prospect of leaving the comfort of home to navigate the unfamiliar world of school. With a focus on empathy and practical strategies, the book outlines seven coping skills, including fostering independence, building strong connections, and incorporating relaxation techniques. It provides a roadmap for navigating the delicate landscape of separation anxiety, offering valuable insights and actionable steps to empower children with resilience and confidence as they embark on their school journey. The book aims to create a harmonious alliance between home and school, fostering open communication and collaboration to ensure a supportive environment for the emotional well-being of every child. The content is designed to provide support and guidance for children in the early years of education, typically ranging from preschool to early elementary school. The recommended age group for readers of this book would be around 3 to 8 years old, as these are the formative years when children often encounter separation anxiety as they transition to school. The coping skills and strategies presented in the book are tailored to address the specific emotional needs of children within this age range.