Category: Tilbehør
Promotes: Feeling Identification, Mindfulness, Emotional Well-being
Created to support emotional well-being, The Feels helps little ones become more aware of their emotions, recognize them as healthy, and offers tools to help express and support them.
We’ve been using the cards during meltdowns to name what my daughter is feeling, and it actually calms her down faster than I expected. The simple illustrations make it easy for her to point to “frustrated” or “sad” without getting overwhelmed.
My three-year-old actually asks to "do feelings" now, and I love how the simple prompts get him talking about being frustrated or happy. The card illustrations are gentle and engaging enough to hold his attention for a full round.
I love that these cards name specific feelings like "frustrated" and "calm" — my son points to them during meltdowns and it actually helps him pause. The soft, rounded edges are perfect for tiny hands.
My three-year-old actually asks to go through the cards now when she’s upset, which is amazing since she couldn’t name her feelings before. The simple emotion illustrations make it click for her way better than any lecture I’ve tried.
The little cards have been a great tool for my 3-year-old to point out how she's feeling, especially when she can't find the words. I love that it encourages mindfulness in such a simple, hands-on way.
My daughter loves matching the different faces to how she feels before bed, and it's already helping her name her emotions. The cards are sturdy enough for her little hands to handle without bending.
My son started carrying the feelings cards in his pocket to school. It’s given him simple words for what he’s feeling in the moment, which has cut down on meltdowns significantly.
My daughter has been using the emotion cards during her calm-down time, and it’s amazing to see her actually naming her feelings instead of just crying. The texture of the cards is perfect for little hands. This set has made our evenings so much more peaceful.
My three-year-old loves picking out the happy card when I get home from work, and the different textures on the edges make them easier for her to grab.
My toddler loves sorting through the emotion cards, and I’ve noticed her starting to use words like “frustrated” when playing. The only tiny drawback is that the set could include a few more cards for the trickier feelings.