Mommy, Daddy, I Had a Bad Dream! by Martha Heineman Pieper, Ph.D. makes it possible for both children and parents to respond constructively and effectively to children’s bad dreams. When Joey, a bouncy kangaroo, has a series of bad dreams, his parents lovingly help him to understand them.

Parents are at a loss when the inevitable happens and their child wakes them in the middle of the night upset by a bad dream. They may tell their child that, “It was only a dream,” show the child that there are no scary creatures under the bed, or tell the child to try to dream a different dream. None of these strategies work because they don’t hel..

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