Dive into emotional learning with Hammerhead’s Big Feelings Adventure Set — a powerful tool for helping children understand what’s really going on beneath their biggest feelings. This set includes a beautifully illustrated hardcover book and a cuddly XL Hammerhead Kin, designed especially for older kids navigating the complexity of big emotions like anger, frustration, and embarrassment.
Together, the story and plush encourage emotional curiosity, self-regulation, and deeper empathy, all while reinforcing the idea that every feeling is welcome.
Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 18 reviews)
Joseph★★★★★
My four-year-old actually asked to keep talking about feelings after we played with this set, which has never happened before. The feeling cards are big and easy for small hands to hold.
Joshua★★★★★
My son loves acting out the different scenarios from the story cards, and it’s already helping him name his emotions instead of just melting down. The set feels sturdy, and the illustrations keep him engaged.
Eli★★★★★
My son was really struggling to name his emotions, but the adventure book got him pointing at pictures and talking about how he felt. The set actually gives kids the language to say what’s going on inside.
Michael E.★★★★★
We've been using the feelings cards to talk about what's underneath anger, and it finally clicked for my son when he pointed to the "hurt" card during a meltdown. The included parent guide gave us actual conversation starters instead of just vague advice.
Joshua★★★★★
My five-year-old has been having real conversations about what makes him angry since we started using the feelings cards, and the little hammerhead plush is a big hit for acting out scenarios.
Jacob U.★★★★★
My three-year-old loves sorting the emotion cards by color, and it’s actually sparked real conversations about why he gets frustrated. The activity guide gives us simple, practical questions to ask.
Stella D.★★★★★
We’ve been reading the included storybook before bed, and it’s sparked some really thoughtful conversations about why my son gets so frustrated. The emotion cards are thick and durable, which is great since he likes to carry them around everywhere.
Samuel★★★★★
My kid was actually able to name what they were feeling using the included scenario cards, which felt like a huge win. The activity ideas made it easy to start the conversation without feeling forced.
Daniel N.★★★★★
My nephew was having trouble naming his emotions, but these cards gave him the words he needed. The feelings guide that comes with it is so detailed, it’s helped our whole family talk things through better.
James★★★★★
My five-year-old actually asked to keep talking about feelings after we used the cards, which never happens. The "big feelings" illustrations made it so much easier for him to name what he's really feeling underneath the tantrum.
