Your Child Has Big Feelings.
Here's How to Help Them Through It.
Stories that validate your spirited toddler's emotions, teach co-regulation naturally, and give you both the words for what's happening inside — without the scripts that feel fake.
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The Book of Feelings: A Gentle Guide to Big Emotions
This isn't a script book. It's a visual, rhyming story that externalizes emotions so your child can say "I have an anger spot growing" instead of "I'm bad." It validates their experience and gives you both the language for co-regulation — naturally.
- Helps your child recognize and name big feelings without shame
- Teaches that all emotions are valid — not good or bad
- Supports co-regulation during meltdowns and hard moments
- Creates a safe space for emotional conversations
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See How It Works
Beautiful illustrations pair with simple, rhyming text that helps children externalize their emotions.
"Our faces turn all red. We stomp our feet and shout, feeling fiery instead."
"Our minds are like a stream. We breathe in deep and slow, feeling as peaceful as a dream."
"Finally, a Book That Gets It" — Real Parents Facing Real Struggles
"My 3-year-old was having multiple meltdowns every day. This book gave us BOTH the words we needed. Now she says 'Mommy, my frustration is getting big' instead of just screaming. It's been life-changing."
Mom of spirited toddler
"I was losing my mind with the constant tantrums. This book doesn't just help my son — it reminds ME to validate his feelings instead of trying to 'fix' them. We both needed this."
Dad learning gentle parenting
"The illustrations are gorgeous and detailed enough that we linger on each page. My daughter points and names feelings now. And honestly, it's helped me process MY emotions too."
Working mom of two
More Books for Specific Struggles
The Complete Collection
Each book addresses a different pain point — jealousy, loneliness, empathy, and more. Real struggles. Real solutions.
We Got Our Dog a Dog
Helps with: Sibling jealousy, adjusting to change, and the reality that not everyone shares willingly at first
The Little Fox and the Wishing Moon
Helps with: Teaching empathy, understanding consequences, and the importance of kindness
Lucky the Unlucky Pitbull Puppy
Helps with: Loneliness, building hope, and believing that connection and belonging are possible
📖 Look Inside: We Got Our Dog a Dog
"When we got our dog a dog, We thought what could possibly go wrong?"
"But he doesn't want to share his space, So he's asking the new dog for rent."
A humorous, realistic story about jealousy, change, and learning to share—perfect for preparing kids for a new sibling!
Ready to Give Them (and You) Relief?
Stop the tantrum. Start the connection. Give your child the vocabulary for their big feelings.
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