Clara the Chicken Finds Her Brave

Clara the Chicken may be small and nervous, but she’s about to show every child how bravery begins with just one step! In Clara the Chicken Finds Her Brave, your child will laugh, cheer, and sing along as Clara faces silly challenges and learns that courage doesn’t mean not being scared—it means trying anyway. This playful barnyard song encourages confidence, emotional growth, and resilience using music, humor, and positive reinforcement. 🎶 Sing along with Clara and flap your brave feathers too!

Clara the Chicken Finds Her Brave – A Courage-Building Song for Kids with Fears

Courage + Exposure Therapy + Growth Mindset

10 Tips for Parents to Encourage Bravery at Home:

  1. Celebrate Tiny Steps: Just like Clara, recognize every “brave peck”—even if it's just saying
    hello or trying a new food.
  2. Use Humor to Reduce Fear: Make silly names for fears (like “Feather Duster of Doom”) to help your
    child laugh at what scares them.
  3. Normalize Being Scared: Remind them that everyone feels fear sometimes—even chickens!
  4. Role-Play Confidence: Set up pretend “brave olympics” at home using pillows, shadows, and friendly challenges.
  5. Model Bravery: Share when you felt nervous but tried anyway (e.g., giving a
    speech, going to the dentist).
  6. Use a Brave Buddy: Just like Clara had Peep, let your child choose a toy or stuffed animal that “helps them be brave.”
  7. Create a ‘Brave Feather Chart’: Each act of courage earns a feather (sticker) on their chart—watch their wings grow!
  8. Praise the Effort, Not Perfection: Say, “I’m proud you tried,” not just “You did it!”—this builds resilience.
  9. Repeat the Song Before Tough Moments: Use the chorus as a mantra before anxiety triggers (e.g., school drop-off).
  10. Draw Their Bravery: After a brave moment, let them draw what they did and how it felt.
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