How I Feel: 40 wellbeing activities for kids
Paperback
Help young children to understand and talk about their feelings with this beautifully illustrated book of activities.
Sometimes it can be hard for children to know exactly how they feel. Talking about feelings makes them easier to understand and helps them choose how to react to them.
Written by children’s therapist and emotional wellbeing author, Becky Goddard-Hill, the fun, simple activities are designed to give you and your child the tools to cope with a whole range of different emotions.
Go on a happiness hunt, play animal charades, feed your worry monster and do the cushion walk!
With tips for grown-ups to spark conversations and give advice, it is the perfect book to share with little ones.
RRP: £9.99
ISBN
978-0-00-864997-5
Publication Date
01-02-2024
Format
Paperback
Pages
96 pages
Dimensions
189x246mm
Product Description
Help young children to understand and talk about their feelings with this beautifully illustrated book of activities.
Sometimes it can be hard for children to know exactly how they feel. Talking about feelings makes them easier to understand and helps them choose how to react to them.
Written by children’s therapist and emotional wellbeing author, Becky Goddard-Hill, the fun, simple activities are designed to give you and your child the tools to cope with a whole range of different emotions.
Go on a happiness hunt, play animal charades, feed your worry monster and do the cushion walk!
With tips for grown-ups to spark conversations and give advice, it is the perfect book to share with little ones.
Author
Collins Kids and Becky Goddard-Hill, Illustrated by Assia Ieradi
Author of the Create You Own series, Be Happy Be You and A Year of Nature Craft and Play, Becky Goddard-Hill is a children's therapist and former social worker with a specialism in child development. She is also a professionally qualified life coach and member of the National Council of Psychotherapists.Becky runs several award-winning blogs and loves to write about many things, most especially about wellbeing and emotional health. She believes passionately in supportive communities and the healing, nurturing powers of nature and creativity.