These book titles are useful tools to help toddlers process and cope with their feelings, offering valuable skills for self-management.
My toddler has loved this since he was a baby. The colorful pictures make it relevant and engaging.
My Book of Feelings (My World)
We really enjoyed this book at home! Each page features a different animal or insect paired with an emotion or attitude.
Happy Puppy, Angry Tiger: Big Feelings Book
perfect emotional learning for little ones who love Sesame Street
A Change of Plans for Elmo!: Monster Meditation
Cute design makes it easy for children to be interested
My Bag of Feelings
I love the mirror included in this book, and my toddler loves it too!
Angry Bear: Touch and Feelings (Touch & Feelings): Wilson, Dr. Naira, Creighton-Pester, David: 9781664350533: Amazon.com: Books
I love that this book represents Ollie in different hues every time his emotions change. This visual helps kids understand the feelings he is experiencing.
Ollie Feels Fine
Through this book, my child learned that sadness is a normal part of everyday life. Although sadness can feel unpleasant.
I Feel Sad: Understanding My Emotions
All toddlers experience tantrums, so this book is relevant and useful.