A wonderfully strengthening rhyming story that offers a respectful and loving perspective on the sensitive sides of all children. "I am full of tears, it doesn't stop when it should." This is how Juli, the little crocodile, feels. Despite having thick crocodile skin, Juli is a bit thin-skinned, easily brought to tears. A big dog barks angrily at Juli. What a fright! And Juli cries. While shopping, Juli wants to pay alone... Suddenly, the courage is gone! And Juli cries. On the playground, Tilly takes Juli's shovel away. How unfair! And Juli cries. Whether it's due to mishaps or transitions, fear and anger, or even empathy and pure joy, the little crocodile often finds itself in tears. Fortunately, Dad is there to give Juli time, space, and support. Because he knows very well that tears flow as they please and that the little crocodile needs a cuddly nest so that the tears can gradually lessen. Crying is an important outlet for such a wonderfully sensitive child like Juli to process their experiences and feelings. Following the bestseller success of "And what do you feel, Kangaroo?" this is a new board book by family expert Nora Imlau about the feelings and needs of our children and how we, as adults, can support them.

An important family theme: Supporting children's emotional development. It facilitates parent-child communication for everyone. It strengthens bonds, trust, and self-confidence. A lovable identification figure without gender attribution. An authentic father figure for greater visibility of caregiving men and openness to various family models. Dynamically told in rhymes that are easy to remember. Expressively illustrated with sensitivity and a keen sense for focus and detail. For all fans of Quirin, Nora Imlau, and Lisa Rammensee.