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A Calm Down Space

Simple tools to create a small space where kids can calm down, reset, and take a break when things feel like too much.

This doesn’t need to be complicated.  A small, consistent space matters more than having the “right” setup.

A Soft Place to Land

A few simple things to create a soft, inviting space where kids can go when they need a break.

TINY LAND TEEPEE TENT
 

A simple, no-fuss visual timer that shows time disappearing, helping toddlers ease into transitions without constant reminders from you.

MOMAID BED CANOPY

 ParentFavorite

A really intuitive way to help toddlers see time passing, with color cues that make transitions feel more predictable and less abrupt.

MINICAMP LARGE KIDS FLOOR CUSHION
 

A soft, oversized cushion that helps make the cozy corner feel comfortable and inviting, giving kids a spot to curl up, read, or calm down for a bit. 

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NTBAY FLANNEL FUZZY TODDLER BLANKET

A soft blanket that helps make the calm down space feel comforting and secure, especially for kids who like something warm to curl up with while they reset. 

FUZZY CIRCLE AREA RUGS
 

A soft, cozy rug that helps define the space and makes the calm down corner feel inviting, comfortable, and separate from the rest of the room.

WEIGHTED DINOSAUR PLUSH

A sensory tool for kids who seek deep pressure or extra comfort, giving them something soft and grounding to hold onto while they calm down.

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WEIGHTED LAP PAD
 

A sensory tool that provides gentle weight and pressure, helping kids feel more grounded and settled  when emotions are running high. 

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FEELINGS PILLOW COVER

A soft feelings pillow that gives kids a simple, low-pressure way to notice and talk about emotions while making the calm down space feel more inviting.

Tools for Calming Down

Hands-on tools that give kids something to focus on and help their bodies settle when emotions are running high.
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FEELINGS CHART FOR TODDLER

Start Here

A simple visual that helps toddlers start to name their feelings, giving you a starting place to talk through big emotions.  Bonus self-regulation poster included!

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OPEN THE JOY EMOTION STACKING RINGS

A hands-on way to explore feelings through play, with colorful stacking pieces that support fine motor skills while introducing basic emotions in a simple, toddler-friendly way.

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Sensory Trio Fidget Tubes

A calm, hands-on sensory tool for kids who like to watch, tilt, and explore, giving them something steady to focus on when things feel like too much.

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Express Your Feelings Sensory Bottles

A hands-on way to explore feelings through play, with colorful stacking pieces that support fine motor skills while introducing basic emotions in a simple, toddler-friendly way.

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HAND2HAND MINDFUL MAZE BOARDS

A simple, hands-on tool that gives kids something calming to focus on, using finger tracing to support breathing, slowing down, and settling their bodies.

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DIMPL TOY

A simple, quiet fidget for younger toddlers who need something satisfying to press, poke, and focus on while their body starts to settle.

Books for Big Feelings

Stories that help kids understand emotions and offer a gentle way to talk through what they’re feeling.
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MAKING FACES:
A FIRST BOOK OF EMOTIONS
 

Start Here

Uses photographs to show a range of expressions. Helpful for early back-and-forth (“Can you make a happy face?”) and emotional awareness.
Ages: Birth-2

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BABY FACES
 

Introduces basic emotions through real baby faces.  A simple way to begin noticing and naming. feelings from the very start.
Ages: Birth-2

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GRUMPY MONKEY
 

 ParentFavorite

Validates bad moods without trying to fix them. A good pick when your child is resistant or irritable.
Ages: 3–6

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THE COLOR MONSTER:
A STORY ABOUT EMOTIONS

Start Here

A simple way to help children identify and sort their feelings. Best when you’re just starting to name emotions together.
Ages: 2–5

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IN MY HEART:
A BOOK OF FEELINGS

Links feelings to body sensations in a relatable way. Helpful when your child feels overwhelmed but can’t explain why.
Ages: 2–5

Calming Down &
Emotional Regulation Books

Simple tools to help children reset and feel more in control
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SLEEPY LITTLE YOGA

Combines movement and calming routines in a predictable flow. A nice option for winding down or building a calming routine.
Ages: 2-5

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LITTLE MONKEY CALMS DOWN

Shows a young child moving through frustration and settling. Helpful for toddlers just beginning to learn how to reset.
Ages: 2-4

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CALM DOWN TIME

Gives clear, simple steps for calming the body.  A good go-to after hitting, yelling, or big outbursts.
Ages: 2-5

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SIGH LIKE A SLOTH

 ParentFavorite

Introduces breathing and simple mindfulness through playful movement. Works well when your child needs a concrete way to slow down.
Ages: 3-6

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FEEL CALM
AN INVISIBLE THINGS BOOK

A gentle, guided book that introduces simple breathing and calming strategies kids can use when emotions start to feel overwhelming.
Ages: 2-4

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LET'S PLAY

An interactive book that uses movement and play to help kids explore and shift big feelings alongside a simple, expressive dot.

Ages: 2-4

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