Exciting new product
Emotion Education Resources For Children
Our beautiful new set of books will help families support their children in developing their emotional regulation skills, enabling children and young people to feel confident, calm and in control of their reactions when they are feeling uncomfortable emotions.
‘How Does Your Body Feel?’ is a new Emotion Education Resource
‘How Does Your Body Feel?’ is a beautiful boxset consisting of four short books created by founder and occupational therapist, Claire Joyce to help families support their children who experience big emotions, to feel confident, calm and in control of their reactions.
Featuring four big emotions for your family to learn together
Why Are Emotion Education Resources so important?
‘Throughout my career as a paediatric occupational therapist, I have witnessed an increase in children who experience emotional regulation difficulties. Since also becoming a mother to my two beautiful little boys, who also experience emotional regulation challenges I understand firsthand, the extent to which emotional regulation difficulties can interfere with a child’s performance in their everyday life and activities.
As mental health and emotional regulation is a critical component of overall well- being, it is critical, that we equip our children, with the skills and tools that they require so they can learn to manage their emotions and reactions, and can feel calm, regulated and confident to take on their day.”
Claire Joyce
Paediatric Occupational Therapist
Why Are Emotion Education Resources So Important?
“Throughout my career as a paediatric occupational therapist, I have witnessed an increase in children who experience emotional regulation difficulties. Since also becoming a mother to my two beautiful little boys, who also experience emotional regulation challenges I understand firsthand, the extent to which emotional regulation difficulties can interfere with a child’s performance in their everyday life and activities.
As mental health and emotional regulation is a critical component of overall well- being, it is critical, that we equip our children, with the skills and tools that they require so they can learn to manage their emotions and reactions, and can feel calm, regulated and confident to take on their day.”
Claire Joyce
Paediatric Occupational Therapist
Essential education resources for four big emotions
How does your body feel? Boxset
This beautiful series features occupational therapy strategies and cognitive interventions to help support children and families, so that together they can learn about emotions and the regulation tools they can use when uncomfortable emotions are experienced.
Boxset: A$49.99 | £27.00 | €31.00
eBook Boxset: A$19.99 | £10.99 | €11.99
All orders will be processed in the currency you choose on the next page.
Estimated delivery is 2-7 days.
Explore the emotions of Sad, Angry, Calm and Anxious with your children
In the boxset you will discover:
Four Short Books
Relatable stories written in rhyme that are filled with occupational therapy strategies and cognitive and mindset interventions, that are used by therapists worldwide.Beautiful Reminders
Reminders that all feelings and emotions are valid and are a normal part of life.
Child Friendly Language
Easy for children to follow and read with reference to concise and achievable strategies for children to use.Enjoyable Reading
Designed for children developmentally aged 3 years – 8 years old .Beautiful Designs
Simple, fun, bright & beautiful illustrations that will capture the eyes of children.
A Great Opportunity
An opportunity for parents and carer’s to openly discuss emotions and feelings.As ‘co-regulation’ is a prerequisite to ‘self-regulation’ this is also an excellent opportunity for parents and carers to learn about emotions and the regulation tools they can use and offer to their children.
What readers are saying:
“Possibly the best I have seen!”
‘These beautiful picture books about emotions are possibly the best I have seen. Not only are they easy and engaging to read, they are full of practical things to do. With new habits little ones can learn ways to regulate over time.’
Maggie Dent
Australian Parenting Author, Educator and Speaker.
“Fanastic!”
‘These books are fantastic, the illustrations are beautiful, and the message is so important – it’s actually a great reminder for the adults reading it too!!!’
Eamon McCrystal
CEO & Multi – Emmy Award winning Executive Producer at Inspired
“Beautiful”
‘Beautiful books that identifies each feeling and how it can feel, while normalising the emotions which encourages discussion and connection. I love them. They are really great!’
Sarah Whelan
Founder and Director
Irish Women Abroad
“Evocative!”
‘‘I think the books have delivered the discussion about emotions in a beautiful, evocative way which will encourage more open conversations between parent/adult and child. The books are easily read and well-illustrated (which is a must with children’s books). I love this idea!’
Niamh Hughes
Mental Health Advocate
Director & Founder – Parfulstuff.
“Absolutely adore!”
‘I absolutely adore these books! I know how important it is for kids to understand and manage their emotions – so teaching them how to recognise the feelings coming from within their body is the BEST place to start. These books do that beautifully, through easy to understand messages and brilliant imagery. I’m recommending the whole set to all the parents I work with!’
Stephanie Pinto
Founder of Let’s Raise Emotionally Intelligent Kids.
“Fantastic!”
‘These books are brilliant. I wish there was something like this around when I was a child. The strategies are very practical and something that a child would easily remember. I actually learnt from it myself! The imagery is great, and I believe children would find the books very engaging. All in all, they are a fantastic read.”
Paul Kilroy
Lifestyle and Health Coach
How can an Emotion Education Resource help me?
All children can benefit from learning about emotions and using these beautiful emotion education resources.
Studies continue to show that social – emotional skills – such as self regulation, impulse control, empathy and problem solving, have a direct link to academic performance. Research indicates that children who have the ability to regulate their emotions tend to feel happier, show greater motivation to learn, have a positive attitude towards school and can participate well at home and within the classroom.
It is critical that we support and teach our children how to identify emotions they are feeling and the tools they can use to manage their emotions and reactions.
As ‘co-regulation’ is a prerequisite to ‘self-regulation’ the ‘How Does My Body Feel’ boxset is an excellent tool for carers to use to teach children about emotions and the regulation tools that can be used when children are experiencing uncomfortable feelings.
Afterall, the little children who experience the really BIG emotions and who have difficulty regulating their emotions, are really the little children who need the most education, love and support.
“The idea behind emotional regulation is not to suppress or deny emotions, but to manage them consciously as they shape our words, actions and behaviours.”
How can an Emotion Education Resource help me?
All children can benefit from learning about emotions and using these beautiful emotion education resources.
Studies continue to show that social – emotional skills – such as self regulation, impulse control, empathy and problem solving, have a direct link to academic performance. Research indicates that children who have the ability to regulate their emotions tend to feel happier, show greater motivation to learn, have a positive attitude towards school and can participate well at home and within the classroom.
It is critical that we support and teach our children how to identify emotions they are feeling and the tools they can use to manage their emotions and reactions.
As ‘co-regulation’ is a prerequisite to ‘self-regulation’ the ‘How Does My Body Feel’ boxset is an excellent tool for carers to use to teach children about emotions and the regulation tools that can be used when children are experiencing uncomfortable feelings.
Afterall, the little children who experience the really BIG emotions and who have difficulty regulating their emotions, are really the little children who need the most education, love and support.
“The idea behind emotional regulation is not to suppress or deny emotions, but to manage them consciously as they shape our words, actions and behaviours.”