Storybox Playlist: Stories for Different Kinds of Feelings
Some of the most important skills a child can learn center around social and emotional control and recognition. (Many adults can use a refresher on these topics, too.) It takes time and effort to understand one’s own feelings, to perceive how those feelings affect those around us, to recognize feelings that others are experiencing, and to learn to react appropriately to them. It takes attention, real-life examples, and practice regrouping after making mistakes. We’ve rounded up five stories for you that will help your child navigate this issue if they are having trouble.
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The Thing About Cats
Libby learns about a disagreement between Dish and Chad — and then helps the two of them find common ground and forgiveness.
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Wrappings
With the help of the apprentice at Nature School, Martin realizes what he is feeling — he is missing his sister, Sylvia.
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Feeding the Storm
A Newfoundland wolf teaches Clancy how to embrace and express his feelings in order to improve his mood.
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Apologies and Cake
When Libby learns Dish’s feelings are hurt, she offers an apology and a chance at reconnection.
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As I Truly Am
Liesl Hertz is very upset by the arrival of a “snake-oil” salesman who has arrived in town. Her husband helps her to think…
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KC Pagano
ContributorKC is a full-time radical homemaker and mama to two spunky little girls. She writes about all kinds of radical goodness, from gardening and cooking with whole foods to crafting, sewing, homeschooling, and mama musings. Read more on her blog [The Nettlesome Life](http://nettlesome.life/).
