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Hammerhead Kin

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$47.59 $97.98 In stock

Category: Kin Bundles

Promotes: Conflict Resolution, Emotional Regulation, Responsibility

Meet Hammerhead, your child's friend for navigating the sometimes turbulent waters of Conflict Resolution. Hammerhead helps children understand that it's okay to feel big emotions and provides tools for taking care of them, as well as practical advice for resolving conflicts constructively. Hammerhead Kin introduces new concepts on conflict management and brings lessons on problem-solving to life. Each story is crafted to teach effective communication skills in a fun and engaging way, making learning about big feelings fun.

Together, this set uses foundational messages kids need to hear and examples of how to apply the practical strategies in their own lives to help children build skills for Conflict Resolution. The Hammerhead Kin and Board Books on Conflict Resolution set is more than just a toy, it's an educational tool that empowers little ones to understand their emotions and gain coping skills that can grow with them throughout their life.

Simple tools for a lifetime of benefits.

Customer Reviews (4.9 / 5 · 25 reviews)

Hannah ★★★★★

My kids actually ask to "talk to Hammerhead" when they're fighting over toys now, and it's been a game-changer for getting them to name their feelings instead of just yelling. The way it frames responsibility as something you choose, not something forced on you, really clicks with my 6-year-old.

Edward W. ★★★★★

We've been using Hammerhead during our nightly wind-down routine, and the way it frames accountability as a friend really clicks for my six-year-old. The conversation prompts around emotional regulation have cut our meltdown recovery time in half. It's become the first thing he grabs when he's frust

Aurora A. ★★★★★

My kid gets overwhelmed after playground disagreements, and Hammerhead’s conflict resolution framework has genuinely calmed those meltdowns — we’ve seen real progress in how she names her feelings instead of just yelling. The emotional regulation prompts feel natural to weave into our nightly routin