“A kiss on my hand” It is an endearing story written by Audrey Penn that addresses the issue of separation between parents and children at the beginning of school. The story follows Chester, a small mapache who feels nervous and scared before his first day of school. To comfort him, his mother offers him a special kiss in his hand that, when he presses him against his cheek, transmits all his love and security.

The author uses a sensitive and close narrative to explain safe attachment, showing how parents' love can accompany children anywhere and circumstance, even when they are physically separated. The illustrations, detailed and full of tenderness, reinforce the atmosphere of warmth and protection that surrounds history. Children can easily identify with Chester's feelings and find comfort in the solution proposed by their mother.

This story is especially useful for preschoolers, since many of them face the same emotions as Chester when they must separate from their parents to go to school. “A kiss on my hand” It not only serves as a tool to manage these feelings, but also helps strengthen the affective bond between parents and children by offering a simple and comforting strategy that children can carry with them throughout the day.

The story transmits a message full of love and support, remembering the little ones who, even if they are separated from their loved ones, will always carry with them the love and security they need to face new challenges.