Parents.com suggests the “A Little Book About Feelings” App not just to “teach kids about their feelings” but also to “[develop] reading skills in a fun, interactive way.”…
February, 2012
02.24.12
Suite 101 finds both “A Little Book About Feelings” and “My Feelings Activity Book” are “good resources for helping younger children understand, cope with, and enjoy their emotions.”…
02.24.12
The writer for Child Mode leads her daughter in the Feelings Collage art activity inspired by Ruby’s Studio: The Feelings Show.…
02.23.12
Explaining death to a young child can be extraordinarily difficult. Two experts from The Dougy Center for Grieving Children & Families share some gentle and simple ways to tackle one of the toughest topics in life.
02.21.12
What is like to help your children grieve the death of a parent while struggling to process your own feelings of sadness and loss? Mom-of-three Kim Hamer describes the powerful lessons she learned following the death of her husband from cancer in 2009.
02.16.12
If there’s one thing parents can learn from the horrific cases of child molestation that have been in the news lately, it’s that teaching our children about body safety is more important than ever. But just how do we get the message across that “no one touches your privates” in a way that’s empowering — and not scary — to young children? Safety expert Pattie Fitzgerald tackles this very tough topic.
02.15.12
Cool Mom Picks finds A Little Book About Feelings “eye-catching in a major way” and My Feelings Activity Book “will encourage lots of conversations about what’s on your child’s mind.”…
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