It's easy to talk about younger siblings only in relation to the teenager. I went with Family because I wanted something intended for our youngest. I've liked having separate material to read first, rather than adapting everything from the teen resources.
A 132-page printout wasn't going to be a good fit here. I chose Complete for the toolkit but kept it digital. Looking at a small amount at a time has been much more comfortable, including when I showed my teenager a page on my phone.
I didn't want to offer my daughter something I hadn't looked at myself. Complete gave me the teen material to browse as well as my own scripts. After reading, I felt more comfortable explaining what was there. We started with a brief look, not a big announcement.
A few pages at a time is all I have the attention for. Starter has fit that well. I bought it for the scripts, and returning to the same section has been more useful to me than racing to finish another book.
Having the Calm Cards was worth going beyond Starter for me. With Complete, I can open something short on my phone and come back to the longer explanation when I want it. That fits my attention span.








