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Feeling Cards for Kids
Feeling Cards for Kids
Build emotional literacy with calm, colour, and connection.
Available for Pre-Order. Stock arriving July 2025.
Created by a Jess O'Garr, clinical psychologist and Dr Al Griskaitis, psychiatrist (with help from our own kids!), the Feeling Cards for Kids are a fun and practical tool to help children recognise, understand and talk about their emotions.
With 78 beautifully illustrated, colour-coded cards—covering six core emotion families plus essential regulation skills—these cards give children the language and tools they need to express themselves and feel more in control.
Each card includes:
- A clear, kid-friendly feeling word
- A simple explanation in child’s language
- Body clues to help identify the emotion
- Gentle “watch-outs” for emotional traps
- Helpful strategies for managing the feeling
Plus, the 7 bonus "Feeling Skills" cards teach calming techniques like deep breathing, grounding, self-validation, and more.
Perfect for:
- Families and caregivers
- Classrooms and educators
- Psychologists, therapists & wellbeing teams
- Emotional literacy programs (SEL)
- Anyone supporting children to thrive
Whether you're using them at bedtime, during a meltdown, in therapy, or around the dinner table, these cards make big feelings easier to talk about—and much easier to manage.
🟡 For ages 4+
🔴 78 full-colour, double-sided cards
🟢 Categorised by emotion family: Joy, Anger, Sadness, Fear, Disgust, Surprise
🔵 Bonus skills cards for emotional regulation
🟣 Co-designed with kids, grounded in psychological wisdom
🧡 Loved by teachers, parents, and professionals
Support kids to name what they feel, understand what it means, and choose what to do next.
🛒 Add to cart and bring emotional literacy into your home, classroom, or clinic.
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