The Mood RingPull one a day
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For parents and kids
Feelings talk cards
23 printable conversation cards that help kids put feelings into words. The more words a child has for what they feel, the less those feelings have to come out sideways.
A peek inside
Name it
What was the best part of your day?
Body clues
Where do you feel it in your body when you’re nervous?
Big feelings
What do you do when a feeling gets too big?
Family & us
What is something our family does that makes you feel safe?
Repair
Is there anything I did this week that hurt your feelings?
Answer too
Kids learn to name feelings by hearing the grown-ups they love do it.
Listen more than you fix
“Tell me more” goes further than advice. There are no wrong answers.
This is how we break cycles: one conversation at a time, at the kitchen table.
Get the printable cards
The Feelings Talk Cards are in the free library, ready to print on cardstock.