A calm read-aloud for a little one whose thoughts won’t settle at bedtime, and for the grown-up sitting beside them.
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The Worry That Keeps Coming Back
For a little one with the same worry every night, a gentle read-aloud and a small drawing to do together.
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A Calm Corner That’s Yours
A gentle read-aloud about making one small, cozy corner that belongs to your little one, with help from you.
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Making Something Just Because
A cozy read-aloud for the little maker in your life, and for the grown-up who wants to protect the joy of making something just because.
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Wondering About Everything
A cozy read-aloud for the little one who wonders about everything, and for the grown-up who gets asked all the questions.
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When Someone Is Unkind About Something About You
A read-aloud page for a little one who was teased about a part of who they are, and for the grown-up sitting beside them.
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Nothing About You Needs to Change
A read-aloud page about liking who you are, for a little one and the grown-up beside them.
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The Big Feelings Poster
The calm-down steps, on the wall, where everyone can see them mid-moment. The calm-down steps on one poster, ready when the moment comes.
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Reading These Together — For the Grown-Up
How to read these books, what to do when a page lands hard, and where to go next. The grown-up's companion to the whole Little Ones set.
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Missing Someone Far Away
Someone you love is far away, and missing them is allowed the whole time. A read-aloud book for missing someone who is far from home.
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The Goodbye at Drop-Off
Grown-ups come back. A read-aloud book for drop-off, and the promise that grown-ups come back.
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A New Baby in the House
A new baby changes everything, and the big-sibling feelings are all allowed. A read-aloud book for the big-sibling feelings a new baby brings.
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The Yucky Feeling That Helps
The yucky feeling after doing something wrong is a helper, not a punishment. A read-aloud book that turns the yucky feeling into a helper.
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Trying Again After a Mistake
The tower falls, and you build it again. A read-aloud book about building it again after it falls.
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When Someone Says Sorry to You
Getting an apology is its own skill, and you can still feel sad afterward. A read-aloud book about receiving sorry, and still feeling sad.
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The Oops That Hurt Someone
Accidents still need repair, even when nobody meant for it to happen. A read-aloud book about accidents that still need a repair.
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Saying Sorry and Meaning It
Say it, fix what you can, and try again: the apology in three small parts. A read-aloud book that turns sorry into three things a child can do.
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Missing Your Friend
Missing a friend who moved away is its own kind of feeling. A read-aloud book for missing a friend who is far away.
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When You Feel Left Out
You can't play stings at every age, and it starts stinging early. A read-aloud book for the first time being left out.
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Making a New Friend
Walking up and asking to play is brave, and it can be practiced. A read-aloud book for the brave moment of asking to play.
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When a Friend Says No
Hearing no is a skill, and so is knowing that no is allowed. A read-aloud book about hearing no, and knowing no is allowed.
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Sharing, Even When You Don't Want To
The not-wanting-to feeling gets named first, and then sharing gets easier. A read-aloud book that names the not-wanting-to feeling before sharing.
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Taking Turns Is Hard Sometimes
Taking turns is a real skill, and the feeling of waiting comes first. A read-aloud book about turns, and the feeling that comes before them.
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What Your Body Is Telling You
Wiggly, too big, quiet and far away: the states in words a small child can use. A read-aloud book for the body feelings underneath big emotions.
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Your Calm-Down Spot
A calm-down spot works best when the family builds it together, before it is needed. Build a calm-down spot together, before the big feeling arrives.
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When You Can't Do It Yet
The word yet does a lot of work when something is still too hard. A read-aloud book about frustration and the power of the word yet.
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Waiting Is Hard
Waiting is genuinely hard when you are small, and that is worth saying out loud. A read-aloud book about turns, lines, and the not-yet feeling.
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When the Mad Feeling Gets Big
When the mad feeling gets very big, there is still a way through it together. A read-aloud book for the biggest mad moments, without any shame.
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Feelings Faces — Poster + Card Set
A fridge poster and point-and-name cards for the feelings you are learning together. A poster and card set for naming feelings together every day.
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Every Feeling Is Trying to Tell You Something
Every feeling is trying to tell you something, in the smallest words there are. The five feelings in one read-aloud arc, each one carrying a message.
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The Calm Feeling
Calm has its own body feeling, and a child can learn to notice it. A read-aloud book that helps a young child notice what calm feels like.
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The Scared Feeling
Scared is a body doing its job, and a grown-up is always part of the plan. A read-aloud book about the scared feeling and who to go to.
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The Mad Feeling
The mad feeling gets big, and a child is never bad for having it. A read-aloud book that separates the big mad feeling from the child.
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The Sad Feeling
Sad is allowed, sad passes, and a grown-up can sit with it the whole time. A read-aloud book for the sad feeling and the grown-up who sits with it.
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The Happy Feeling
Happy has a place in the body too, and naming it helps a young child know it. A read-aloud book that helps your little one name the happy feeling.
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Missing Someone — A First Book About Goodbye
Someone is gone, and there are gentle words for that. A read-aloud first book about missing someone who is gone.
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When Grown-Ups Sound Upset
Grown-ups have big feelings too, and none of it is a child's job to fix. A read-aloud book for grown-up voices, with nothing for a child to fix.
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When a Friend Is Not Kind
When a friend is not kind, the plan always includes telling a grown-up. A read-aloud book for unkind moments, with a grown-up in the plan.
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Talking About Feelings
Fifteen script cards for parents navigating feelings conversations with little ones.
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Being Kind Even When You’re Mad
You can have big mad feelings and still make it through the handshake line. This read-aloud helps little ones be kind even when they are mad.
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Winning and Still Being Kind
You can be happy you won and still be kind to the other team. This read-aloud helps little ones feel the win and stay a good sport at the same time, together.
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When Your Team Doesn’t Win
Big feelings after a loss are okay, and this read-aloud helps a grown-up sit with them. When your team does not win, the disappointment is allowed, together.
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Happy Feelings Are Good to Notice Too
Happy feelings are really nice to notice too, just like the big sad ones are. This helps little ones notice their happy feelings, and enjoy them when they come.
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Happy Feelings Help You Do More
When you feel happy inside, you want to play more and try more new things. This helps little ones see how happy feelings help them do more and explore.
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Enjoying a Happy Moment All the Way
When something fun is happening, you can soak up every little bit of it. This helps little ones enjoy a happy moment all the way, while it's happening.
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The Fun of Waiting for Something Good
Waiting for something good can be exciting and fun all on its own. This helps little ones enjoy the happy waiting before something good finally comes along.
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Remembering Happy Days
Looking back at a really happy day can make you smile all over again. This helps little ones remember happy days, and feel that good feeling one more time.
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Saying Thank You for Good Things
There are lots and lots of good things to say a big thank you for every day. This helps little ones notice good things, and say a warm thank you for them.
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Telling People Thank You
It feels really good to tell people thank you for being so kind to you. This helps little ones tell the people they love a big, warm, and real thank you.
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The Wow Feeling
Sometimes you see something so cool it gives you a big, happy wow feeling. This helps little ones notice that wow feeling, and really enjoy it when it comes.
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Finding Cool Things All Around You
There are cool and amazing things to find just about everywhere all around you. This helps little ones find cool things everywhere, and feel that big wow.
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Showing People You Love Them
There are lots of little ways to show the people in your life that you love them. This helps little ones show the people they love just how they feel.
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The Joy of Playing
Playing is honestly one of the very best feelings that there possibly is. This helps little ones feel the joy of playing, and make lots of room for it.
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Laughing Together
Laughing with people you love feels so good and so warm, deep down inside. This helps little ones enjoy laughing together with the people they love most.
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Being Happy When Your Friend Is Happy
When your friend is really happy, you can feel happy right along with them too. This helps little ones feel happy when a friend is happy, and share in it.
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The Good Feeling of Being Kind
Being kind to someone gives you a warm and good feeling inside too. This helps little ones notice the good, warm feeling that comes from being really kind.
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Letting Someone Help You
Letting somebody help you is a really good and a totally okay thing to do. This helps little ones let someone help them, whenever they really need it most.
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Liking Being You
There's only one you in the whole wide world, and you get to like being you. This helps little ones like being exactly and completely just who they are.
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Looking Forward to Tomorrow
Tomorrow is a brand new day, with all kinds of good things that could happen. This helps little ones look forward to tomorrow with bright, happy hope.
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When Everything Feels Too Big
Sometimes everything feels too big, and your feelings get really, really loud inside. This helps little ones know they can tell a grown-up that they trust.
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