My emotions

My Emotions: Tales for Little Hearts   "How are you feeling inside today?"   For a child, this simple question can sometimes be the hardest to answer. The world of emotions is vast, colorful, and often overwhelming. Without the right words, feelings like anger can feel like a fire, and sadness can feel like a heavy cloud. "My Emotions: Tales for Little Hearts" is more than just a storybook; it is a gentle, wisdom-filled bridge between a child's heart and a parent's understanding.  Why Every "Little Heart" Needs This Book   Written by Marija Jelic-a mother of three, sports professor, and health professional-this book combines practical parenting insights with the magical world of storytelling.
Through twelve heartwarming tales, children learn that every emotion is a friend that has something important to say.  Within these pages, your child will meet a cast of charming animal characters, each facing a familiar emotional challenge:   Buba the Bear and Happiness: Discovering that joy can be found in a simple dance with golden butterflies.   Zeka the Rabbit and Sadness: Learning that it is okay to cry and that losing something special is a part of loving it.   Lola the Owl and Fear: Finding out that bravery isn't the absence of fear, but taking one small step despite it.   Leo the Lion and Anger: A vital lesson on how to "release the fire" through movement and words rather than hurting others.   Viki the Squirrel and Excitement: Managing the big feelings that come with waiting for a "Big Tomorrow."   Kora the Turtle and Loneliness: Understanding that being alone isn't forever and that a small sign of connection can change everything.   Jova the Hedgehog and Pride: Feeling the quiet warmth of personal achievement after hard work.   Pako the Parrot and Jealousy: Shifting focus from what others have to the unique colors and gifts within oneself.   Miko the Ant and Confusion: Learning that taking a single step is the best way to clear the fog of indecision.   Bruno the Bear and Disappointment: Finding a "silver lining" in a rainy day when plans go awry.   Lara the Fox and Gratitude: Discovering how saying "thank you" to the small things in life makes the heart feel warmer.   Gina the Caterpillar and Insecurity: Embracing the uncertainty that comes right before a beautiful transformation.   A Tool for Emotional Literacy and Connection   Each chapter is meticulously structured to be an interactive experience:   The Story: Short, engaging narratives perfect for bedtime or classroom reading.   A Guiding Quote: A simple, powerful mantra that children can remember and use in their daily lives.   Reflection Questions: Thoughtful prompts designed to open a safe space for children to share their own stories and feelings with you.