


Your racer has something they really, really love. Then a friend walks over and asks, "Can I try?" Sharing is hard when something is special. So what will your racer do?
In Can I Try?, your child picks a Rubberdale racer and a special thing that belongs to them — then faces that classic, hard moment: a friend asks for a turn.
Through simple choices, your child guides their racer through the real pull to hold on, a calming moment that fits their character, and a decision about how (or when) to share. The story never lectures. It just follows what happens next.
This story is built around emotional regulation practice and perspective-taking — two skills that grow slowly and with repetition, not in a single sitting.
Each racer has their own calming move. Seeing that modeled in a low-stakes, playful setting helps children begin to recognize and reach for their own strategies over time.
The story answers a real question — what's in it for me? — honestly: a friend who wants to play with you, and more fun than you had alone. No moralizing required.
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