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Big questions. Growing confidence. The Protective Behaviours journey continues.
Meet Winnie Potty, a curious six-year-old who is ready to take young readers further on their Protective Behaviours journey.
The Winnie Potty Series continues the learning begun in the Little Adventurers’ Series, exploring the next Protective Behaviours topics through stories children can understand, characters they can connect with and everyday experiences that help develop important personal safety skills.
A gentle bridge book between feelings, early warning signs and safety stories.
Six-year-old Winnie Potty has a big question:
“What happens in my brain when I learn something new?”
Set on her Uncle Jack’s wonder-filled farm, this inspiring, rhymical story explores how curiosity, kindness, practice, sleep, movement and being brave enough to try new things—help the brain grow strong.
Drawing on the Early Years Learning Framework (4.1) and guided by Protective Behaviours pedagogy, this bridge book connects the Little Adventurers series (Books 1–3) with the upcoming Winnie Potty series (Books 4–9). It gently introduces brain development, helping young children understand how their brain lights up and grows every day through connection, safety, and learning.
"Neurons are like a tiny tree. When I make mistakes, it’s okay—because the pathways are growing in my brain.”