A puzzle book that supports children's emotional development. It immerses children in a world of play that helps them recognize and name 14 emotions.
The book is a puzzle toy, and the task is to find and arrange the kitten's chosen emotions, aided by a color code. You can arrange the expressions, starting with the cat's face and then matching the description, or vice versa – start with the emotion description and match it with a picture. Try to arrange them all and see what new expressions you can use every day in your home!
In this book, we intentionally use "I feel..." rather than "I am sad" or "sad" to deepen the experience of emotions rather than identifying with them. What's also very important is that if we approach emotions from a feeling level, we begin to understand that they come and go, that they are changeable.
Learning through play is the best way for young children to develop emotional, cognitive, and social skills while strengthening their bond with their caregiver. This book grows with the child – it's perfect for toddlers and preschoolers, and will also be an invaluable support for children with special needs.
Additional materials
The book comes with educational materials for parents (QR code), thanks to which you will learn ways of playing with the book recommended by developmental psychologists and educators from the Neufeld Institute Poland.
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A puzzle book that supports children's emotional development. It immerses children in a world of play that helps them recognize and name 14 emotions.
The book is a puzzle toy, and the task is to find and arrange the kitten's chosen emotions, aided by a color code. You can arrange the expressions, starting with the cat's face and then matching the description, or vice versa – start with the emotion description and match it with a picture. Try to arrange them all and see what new expressions you can use every day in your home!
In this book, we intentionally use "I feel..." rather than "I am sad" or "sad" to deepen the experience of emotions rather than identifying with them. What's also very important is that if we approach emotions from a feeling level, we begin to understand that they come and go, that they are changeable.
Learning through play is the best way for young children to develop emotional, cognitive, and social skills while strengthening their bond with their caregiver. This book grows with the child – it's perfect for toddlers and preschoolers, and will also be an invaluable support for children with special needs.
Additional materials
The book comes with educational materials for parents (QR code), thanks to which you will learn ways of playing with the book recommended by developmental psychologists and educators from the Neufeld Institute Poland.
Detailed information can be found on the following subpages:
Exchanges and returns
Payment and delivery