Talking About Feelings

A parent would reach for this book when their child is experiencing a whirlwind of big emotions and lacks the vocabulary to describe them. It serves as a gentle, non-threatening bridge to help young children identify what is happening inside their bodies and minds. By presenting a series of relatable scenarios, the book transforms abstract feelings into concrete concepts that children can recognize and name. Author Jayneen Sanders focuses on building emotional literacy through diverse scenes featuring children in everyday situations. Whether your child is struggling with the frustration of a broken toy or the anxiety of a new experience, this book validates their feelings while offering a safe space for dialogue. It is an essential tool for parents of toddlers and preschoolers who are just beginning to navigate the complex world of social interactions and self-regulation.