Emotions Cards

Feelings in a Flash gives parents an easy, interactive way to help children identify and talk about their emotions. With scenario cards, emotion faces, and coping strategies, it helps parents guide conversations about feelings while teaching children practical ways to respond.

Feelings thermometer

Helps children recognize and communicate the intensity of their emotions, making it easier for parents to understand what they’re experiencing. A simple visual tool for talking about big feelings, building emotional awareness and finding ways to cope.

me and my feelings

By Vanessa green allen (Med, nbct)

This book gives parents a simple, engaging way to help children understand and express what they’re feeling. With 30+ exercises, tips, and quizzes, it creates opportunities to talk about emotions, build emotional awareness, and give children practical tools for navigating everyday feelings.

Visual routine chart

This visual routine chart helps children build independence, consistency, and responsibility by giving them a clear way to see and complete everyday tasks. For parents, it makes routines easier to manage by reducing repeated reminders and giving children a more active role in staying organized.

5-minute gratitude journal

This journal gives children a simple, structured way to pause and reflect on the positive moments in their day. With short daily prompts, it can help children build gratitude, positive thinking, and emotional awareness, while giving parents an easy activity to do together or encourage as part of a daily routine.

Visual timer

This visual timer helps children see how much time they have for a task, making routines, transitions, homework, and daily activities easier to understand and manage. It can be especially helpful for children with ADHD, autism, or difficulty with time management and task completion, while giving parents a simple visual tool to reduce repeated reminders and support greater independence.

Anger Management Card game

This visual routine chart helps children build independence, consistency, and responsibility by giving them a clear way to see and complete everyday tasks. For parents, it makes routines easier to manage by reducing repeated reminders and giving children a more active role in staying organized.

Weighted Plushy

This weighted cuddle toy provides comforting deep-pressure input that can help children settle their bodies and wind down at bedtime. It gives parents a soothing tool to incorporate into their child’s bedtime routine, helping make quiet time and getting ready for sleep feel calmer and more comforting.

The Kids Book of Friends: how to make friends and be a friend

by catherine & jenny stephenson

The Kids’ Book of Friends gives children practical tools for making friends and navigating the everyday challenges that come with friendships. Through age-appropriate activities and guidance, children can practise joining in, handling being left out, working through disagreements, setting boundaries, and showing kindness—giving parents a helpful resource for building their child’s confidence and social skills.