Theon's thoughts are popping too fast until Pip shows him four simple tools to help a busy brain slow down.Some children experience the world with fast-moving thoughts, big feelings, and minds that jump from idea to idea. In this gentle, neuroaffirming story, Theon wakes up with a brain that feels like a popcorn machine. It is popping, buzzing, and overflowing. When everything feels "too fast," Pip arrives with calm tools that help Theon breathe, pause, and sort his thoughts so the morning can feel manageable again.Together, they practice four kid-friendly strategies that families can use every day: - Squeeze and Release to help the body settle- One Breath, One Word to slow racing thoughts- Choose One Thing to make decisions easier- Thought Sorting Map to separate NOW, LATER, and LET GOThese small tools aren't about "fixing" a child. They're about giving them confidence, language, and support when their thoughts feel too big or too fast.Perfect for children ages 3-7 who struggle with: - Racing thoughts- ADHD traits- Feeling overwhelmed- Transitions and routines- Morning stress- Emotional regulationThis warm story helps kids feel understood, teaches families simple calming strategies, and reassures every child that a busy brain is a capable brain. It just needs the right tools.A comforting, beautifully illustrated story for bedtime, classrooms, counseling rooms, and families who want to help their child feel safe, steady, and brave.