Parents and guardians play an important role in fostering a safe and positive environment for children participating in supervised visits. Supervised visitation can be a stressful time for parents and children alike, yet it should be viewed as an opportunity to build a strong foundation for relationships that are meant to last a lifetime. Supervised visitation offers parents an opportunity to repair relationships with their children in a safe and secure environment. If your child is feeling anxious or upset, be understanding and empathetic to their situation. Start by reading a book together. When families read together, they also create a shared experience that can help repair and build stronger relationships. Sharing stories, discussing characters, and learning new things together can strengthen the bond between parents and children. Today I See Daddy is the story of Mason, a little boy who is seeing his dad for the first time in a long time. Dad may only visit with Mason under supervised visitation, a court ordered process that protects children and reintegrates family trust. Mason learns about the court's role in protecting children and keeping families together. This heartwarming and child friendly book gives care givers a tool to explain the complicated subject of Supervised Visitation. This book is interactive and provides conversation prompts and instructions on how to use the book as a tool for adults and children.