Little, Brown & Co The Feelings Book

Its a very nice book and it explains everything on the different feelings one can have. Very suitable for children.

This is our first Todd Parr book. We love it! It's a good book to introduce children on how to be in touch with your feelings and being able to properly express it towards others. It has a simple and lovable style of drawing. It is a smaller board book so it is pretty durable and usable by toddlers. My 3 year old son has it memorized and still frequently chooses it as one of his bedtime books after 7 months!

I advised this book older than 3 years old. It is funny and attracted children's attention but it is not way to teach their feelings; it is just for fun.

Livre très colorié, rigolo et parfait pour initier les petits à l'anglais

BUY ALL THE TODD PARR We first bought The Family Book by Todd Parr, recommended by a children’s art-based therapist. Let me preface this by saying that I buy my fair share of books on emotional intelligence designed for kids, and my girl likes them. But any book that she recognizes as overtly trying to teach her something, she can be more stubborn about because she’s a kid and a little stubborn stinker sometimes. She’s not with Todd Parr books, she goes to grab them to read without me insisting. The messages are wonderful, poignant, and subtle, but effective. I think her favorite part is the vibrant childlike illustrations. We have loved every single Todd Parr book, this one, The Family Book, and Love the World. They have all been true winners. Nothing problematic, just great messages in a form kids love to digest. Would give 10 stars. I will continue to buy Todd Parr probably until we have them all. Also, this feelings book is great because it talks about emotions “sometimes I feel cranky”, but other relatable feelings like “sometimes I feel like I have a tummy ache” and “sometimes I feel like staying in the bathtub all day” ...things that are more concrete for kids to relate to. I don’t know anything about Todd Parr’s background, but he hits the mark with these books.