Best app ever
I mean emotional regulation for a kid it’s a parents dream ! To be honest I use it a lot too and it has helped us navigate tricky moments ! So worth the investment !!
Amazing!
I used this with my 5 year old everyday. There is an activity for every situation. He especially finds the colour detective one very useful when he really needs calming down. A few other favourites here are goodnight body, balloon pop and blow out the candles. Every week you also get printable which are fun, engaging and related to feelings as well as a game. I can’t recommend this enough.
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Miss being able to play it in the background
With this most recent update, I can no longer play the meditation for my daughter while I do other things on my phone.
Response from developer
Thank you for the feedback and we are are happy you are enjoying the app :) We are getting all bugs fixed and ready to go!
A game changer
I’ve been lucky that my son has been late to the high feelings but they have arrived and come as a shock to us- as much as we tried to prepare ourselves for this period. I had dabbled with this app a couple times but finally had a true meltdown moment where I could put it to the rest and it DID NOT FAIL. This is such a useful tool and there’s so much helpful information for us as parents that’s concise, tangible and non pretentious. I really appreciate that it acknowledges parenting is hard and we are all just doing our best.
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Extremely helpful
We’ve been using this app in the carpool line before school and at bedtime for a couple weeks now and there’s been a marked improvement with my five year old. This morning when he was upset he asked for the app and was able to navigate to the tools for what he was feeling (mad), expressed to me that he wasn’t ready to talk about it, and did a few of the “mad” exercises to calm down. Once he had calmed down he told me why he was upset (he wanted to walk the dog but we didn’t have time before school) and we talked about it.
The only “critique” comes from my son directly. He wishes the app had more feelings like “hungry” and “tired” because he struggles with expressing those and doesn’t think they fit under the existing tools (“mama I’m not mad, I’m hungry but it looks like mad”).
The only “critique” comes from my son directly. He wishes the app had more feelings like “hungry” and “tired” because he struggles with expressing those and doesn’t think they fit under the existing tools (“mama I’m not mad, I’m hungry but it looks like mad”).
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