The Sorry Plane is a playful introduction for kids and their caregivers to the importance of understanding and respecting our feelings.

 This book supports children to express their feelings through play and movement. Includes a facilitator’s guide, a CD with original music and voice over facilitation option.

Making concrete the important attachments in a child’s life and keeping connected when apart. Great story with separation anxiety, school, move, grief, travel and time away from child.

A creative spirit learns that thinking “ish-ly” is far more wonderful than getting it “right”.

This beautiful exploration of a child’s feelings stands out as unique, not just listing emotions, but portraying how they feel inside, too.

Sadness can be scary and confusing at any age! Eva Eland brilliantly approaches this feeling as if it is a visitor. 

Deepening attachment links between children and their parents. Helps to manage separation anxiety and other daily times of separation (daycare, school, travel, trips).

Sweet, elegant example of active listening, what to do when someone is upset, and how to go about recognizing and coping with emotions. 

Child comes home from school frustrated. Parent finds creative way of providing space to express emotions and accompanies down the path of expression.

Alexander knew it was going to be a terrible day when he woke up with gum in his hair. And it got worse …

Child comes home from school frustrated. Parent finds creative way of providing space to express emotions and accompanies down the path of expression.

How it feels on the inside of a tantrum. The parent stays to hold the child in futility.

A face can tell you what someone is feeling. In this expressive photo-essay, simple text and photographs introduce basic emotions and how people show them.

A child with his own spirit, ideas and will. Wise grandparents reassure parents of the beauty of knowing one’s own mind and finding his own path.