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TALK ABOUT FEELINGS Emotion Cards

These cards are designed to help children explore emotions and build stronger language skills — whether at home, in class, or in therapy. 

  • 30 Emotion Cards (illustrations with context)
  • with Guiding Questions to improve critical thinking skills (eg: reasoning, problem solving, making inferences, prevention, self-reflection)
  • Recommended for children 3-10 years old, but adults would enjoy it too!
  • Visuals are also engaging for toddlers
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Testimonials

They've made my sessions more engaging, meaningful, and intentional! Super thankful for these tools!!!They are so helpful!!

R.S. (SPED teacher and counsellor)

I love how these prompts helped me and my daughter CONNECT, uncover thoughts we don't usually talk about, and make space for honest conversations!

Mommy L

Ang gandaaa! Naka 8 cards lang kami, ubos na oras haha! Dami magagawa and ang ganda nung expansion questions!

BA (Speech Language Pathologist)

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Perfect Gift Set for Children

This set includes 7 beautifully illustrated storybooks that gently teach empathy through relevant, real-life social situations—lessons children can carry into adulthood.

Paired with a charming, child-sized sling bag, it’s a meaningful gift that is both purposeful and practical.

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I found myself needing a little pause while reading to stop myself from crying. Such a beautiful story and truly worth reading with your kids.

Mommy Belle

The book was so moving! It is a blessing to have resources like this to introduce the concept of people with special needs to children.

Mommy Sab

Had a looong discussion with our little boy about bullying mainly because he had so many questions and he really placed himself in the character's shoes. And that's how you know when you have a good book in your hands--when your child becomes truly invested in the story

Mommy Ivy