What should kids do when something feels scary or uncertain? How can they tell the difference between a small problem and a real emergency? Raising Everyday Heroes: What Is an Emergency? helps children build the confidence and awareness they need to make safe choices. Guided by Cleatus and Winston—the real-life Beagle Brothers turned lovable mascots—young readers discover what counts as an emergency, when to call for help, and how to stay calm in unexpected situations. Through colorful illustrations, playful rhymes, and relatable scenarios, this book makes an important (and sometimes overwhelming) topic feel approachable, clear, and even fun. Kids will learn: The difference between “uh-oh” accidents and true emergencies - When it’s the right time to call 911 or find a trusted adult - How being prepared helps everyone feel safer - Why staying calm and using their voice is an act of bravery Created especially for preschool and early elementary readers, this series empowers children with life skills in a gentle, encouraging way. Parents, teachers, and caregivers will appreciate how it opens conversations about safety without fear, making it perfect for classrooms, family reading time, or as a thoughtful gift. ⭐ The Beagle Brothers aren’t just storybook characters—they are real beagles living safe, happy lives with their trusted humans. Their friendly guidance reminds children that everyday heroes come in all shapes and sizes—including them! Help your child become confident, capable, and safety-smart. Start the journey with Raising Everyday Heroes: What Is an Emergency? today!