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“What if there was a simple way to help your child feel understood when emotions get loud?”
Kids experience big feelings - grief, frustration, sadness, anger - just like adults do. But often, they don’t have the words to explain what’s going on inside. In this episode, we're sharing a gentle, kid-friendly tool that helps children (and their parents) notice what emotions feel like in the body and begin to put language around those experiences.
Together, we’ll explore:
This episode is designed for kids and parents to listen to together - or for parents to play for their kids as a standalone tool. By the end, you’ll both have a new way to approach grief, frustration, and those “too big” feelings with more compassion and connection.
Links + Resources from this episode:
By Mandy Capehart4.9
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“What if there was a simple way to help your child feel understood when emotions get loud?”
Kids experience big feelings - grief, frustration, sadness, anger - just like adults do. But often, they don’t have the words to explain what’s going on inside. In this episode, we're sharing a gentle, kid-friendly tool that helps children (and their parents) notice what emotions feel like in the body and begin to put language around those experiences.
Together, we’ll explore:
This episode is designed for kids and parents to listen to together - or for parents to play for their kids as a standalone tool. By the end, you’ll both have a new way to approach grief, frustration, and those “too big” feelings with more compassion and connection.
Links + Resources from this episode:

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