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✨ Ever wish your children had a visual reminder

✨ Ever wish your children had a visual reminder of how to calm down when big feelings take over?

These calming strategy posters are colorful, kid-friendly, and designed to make learning emotional regulation skills actually work 🧠💛

Perfect for classrooms, counseling offices, homeschool setups, or any space where little ones need help managing emotions.

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I got to hula hoop with some kindergartners today,

I got to hula hoop with some kindergartners today, and it was the highlight of my week. It made me immensely happy and I felt like a little kid again for a few minutes.

What is something great that happened to you this week? Give me all the good vibes to start the weekend!

Please share your feel good stories in the comments below. It can be work related or something great that happened in your personal life, or just any kind of story that might make me smile. Please leave those happy stories below! 👇 😊❤️

Freebie!! 🧠 One of the BEST ways you can teach

Freebie!! 🧠 One of the BEST ways you can teach kids to manage big emotions?

Start by helping them name what they’re feeling.

Why?

Because when kids can name it, they can start to tame it. 💬➡️💪

Knowing the word “angry” instead of just feeling “bad” helps them express, process, and move through emotions in a healthier way.

Here are 5 easy ways to build this skill at home or school:
1️⃣ Use a feelings chart at breakfast or bedtime and ask, “Which face matches how you felt today?”
2️⃣ Pause a show or book and ask, “What do you think they’re feeling right now? How can you tell?”
3️⃣ Mirror back what you see: “It looks like you’re feeling disappointed because we can’t go outside.”
4️⃣ Create an “Emotion of the Day” jar – each morning, pick a new feeling word and talk about a time you’ve felt it.
5️⃣ Draw it out – Let them use colors and faces to show emotions with no pressure to get the words perfect.

🎨 Bonus: Visuals help so much with this — which is why I made Face Trace Templates to support kids in identifying and expressing feelings in a creative way.

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👇Comment 'face' and I’ll DM you the link to grab them!

Not every lesson goes as planned... 😅 I had th

Not every lesson goes as planned... 😅

I had this brilliant idea to use baking soda and vinegar inside a toilet paper roll to show how emotions bubble up. The goal? To demonstrate how feelings build until they explode. 💥

But reality had other plans.

The toilet paper roll started disintegrating before we could even finish the experiment. 🫠

We were determined not to give up—so out came the duct tape. We wrapped, patched, and held it together like champs 💪 because sometimes you just need it to work.

It still didn’t explode… but it did open the door to a pretty meaningful conversation.

We talked about how sometimes things don’t go the way we hoped—and that’s okay.

That disappointment, frustration, or surprise? All valid emotions too. 💛

It ended up being one of our most real and powerful moments. A reminder that even the “fails” can lead to connection, insight, and growth.

➡️ Swipe to see the aftermath, and drop a comment if you’ve ever had a lesson flop that turned into something even better.

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🐰 This week we're hopping into spring and tackl

🐰 This week we're hopping into spring and tackling big emotions with a fresh twist! I've been using this Easter-themed calming strategies activity with my own kiddos, and it's been a huge hit. 🌷

It's perfect for exploring anger management and emotional regulation in a playful, relatable way.

Who knew bunnies and calming strategies would pair so well?! 🥕✨

Comment EASTER and I'll send you the link!

📦✨ NEW RESOURCE! If your child struggles wit

📦✨ NEW RESOURCE!

If your child struggles with big emotions, meltdowns, or frustration, this calming strategy toolbox might just become your new favorite tool. 💛

Kids cut, color, and build their own toolbox of real, practical calming strategies — then use it as a visual support when emotions run high. From situation cards and calming posters to hands-on activities and reflection tools, this kit helps make emotional regulation click in a fun and meaningful way. 🎨🧠

Perfect for:
✅ Calm-down corners
✅ Homeschool SEL
✅ Emotional coaching
✅ Classroom lessons

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Friendly reminder: Our little ones are always watc

Friendly reminder: Our little ones are always watching! 👀

Today I was coloring and snapping photos for a new resource I'm testing, and my youngest asked to join in. I gave her a template, and she was happily creating for at least 20 minutes. 🎨✨

When she asked to use my phone to take pictures, I didn't think much of it—until I found this sweet masterpiece in my camera roll! 📸🥰

What we do matters. The example we set is powerful, often more than we realize. They're always observing, learning, and copying—even when we least expect it. 🌟

Have you caught your little ones imitating you lately?

Share your stories below! 💬👇

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Saying goodbye to a beloved pet is never easy. Our

Saying goodbye to a beloved pet is never easy. Our furry friends become family, leaving paw prints on our hearts forever. 💔

My Pet Loss Workbook gently guides children (and grown-ups!) through the grief process, providing space to express emotions, cherish memories, and honor their beloved pet in meaningful ways.

✨ Includes:
- Comforting activities to explore feelings
- Memory pages to capture special moments
- Supportive prompts for emotional healing

Comment 'LOSS' below, and I'll DM you the link. 🌈💬

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🌟 Is your child often worried or anxious? It's

🌟 Is your child often worried or anxious? It's completely normal for kids to feel overwhelmed by big emotions.

But knowing how to cope can change everything! 🧡

My Worry Coping Strategies activities are here to help your child:

✨ Identify their worries
✨ Practice calming techniques
✨ Build emotional resilience

Perfect for use at home, during homeschool lessons, or whenever your child needs extra support!

👉 Comment "WORRY" below, and I'll DM you the direct link!

Let's start easing those big worries today!

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