Emotional Development

Maxi-Stamps of the 10 emotions

Feelings Family Hand Puppets

Sensory relief is within reach with the Worry Stone Pals. This set has 4 sensory worry stones for kids made especially for little ones, and a wristband. Each stone has a colourful character on the front, and a unique tactile texture on the back that’s perfect for little fingers to touch, fidget, and play. Children can either wear a worry stone in the wristband or carry one in their pocket or hand for a discreet, tactile way to focus their attention, calm feelings of anxiety and worry, and manage stress throughout the day. Children can also practise social emotional learning throughout the day by reading the Worry Stone Pal's character cards and expressing their traits.

Nesting fruit friends

Feelings family hand puppets

Excite, Loved, Nervous, Frustrated and Lonely.

Rainbow visual timer

Take children on a learning journey with the Feelings Family™ and an engaging story.

Children identify and experience the feelings of angry, surprised, happy, sad, and scared through storytelling.

The 36-page storybook introduces each of the 5 core feelings and provides thoughtful questions to spark meaningful discussions about those feelings.

Also includes 5 mini plush versions of the Feelings Family characters.

Age 3+

Sensory activity board FISH (18x11,5x1,5cm)

Cognitive and Therapeutic Benefits, Stress Relief and Relaxation, Safe and Portable, Screen-Free Play. Anytime, Anywhere Fun!

Age 3+

Bedtime Routines Visual Timer

Luna The Calming Kitty is the purr-fect companion to help children manage stress and calm down at home, school, or anywhere they go. This squishy, soothing feline friend is designed to support mindfulness and deep breathing. Luna offers 3 different breathing patterns for children to practise and can be also used as a colourful night-light to comfort children at bedtime.

Express Your Feelings Memory Match Game is an update on a childhood classic game that helps children build memory skills and explore diverse feelings through play-based learning. The Feelings Tiles feature photos of real children expressing a wide variety of expressive faces that reflect how feelings can look and feel different. Children match 20 unique feelings including happy, sad, frustrated, accepted, and more in a familiar memory game format. Spark conversations, build emotional vocabulary, and keep children engaged as they learn about their own feelings and those of others.

There’s a different emotion in every roll with these brightly coloured avocados designed to help teach children about emotions and feelings. Each avocado pops apart to reveal a rolling pit with emoji-style expressions. Use them to encourage social emotional learning (SEL), prompt conversations about feelings, and help with early learning and fine motor skills.