toddlers

100 little faces: How photos of real kids' feeling faces can boost your child's emotional intelligence

A clinical-psychologist-recommended kids’ book about emotions — and the science behind how noticing other peoples' feeling promotes well-being.

21 hrs ago • Betsy Stade, PhD and Marin Kautz, PhD

How breathing can help us cope with big feelings

Pick of the week: March 30, 2026

Mar 30 • Marin Kautz, PhD and Betsy Stade, PhD

Helping toddlers build healthy body image

Pick of the week: January 19, 2026

Jan 19 • Marin Kautz, PhD and Betsy Stade, PhD

Building emotional skills when a new sibling arrives

Pick of the week: January 05, 2025

Jan 5 • Betsy Stade, PhD and Marin Kautz, PhD

Noticing and naming feelings with toddlers

Pick of the week: December 8, 2025

Dec 8, 2025 • Marin Kautz, PhD and Betsy Stade, PhD

Feelings Thermometer

Help your child notice and name how big their feelings are.

Dec 4, 2025 • Marin Kautz, PhD and Betsy Stade, PhD

Laying the foundation for thankfulness

Pick of the week: November 24th, 2025

Nov 24, 2025 • Marin Kautz, PhD and Betsy Stade, PhD

What to do when your toddler has a red-hot tantrum

Pick of the week: November 17, 2025

Nov 17, 2025 • Marin Kautz, PhD and Betsy Stade, PhD

Tips for Toddler Tantrums

Learn how to stay calm and connected when big feelings take over.

Nov 12, 2025 • Betsy Stade, PhD and Marin Kautz, PhD

Teaching toddlers about growing happiness

Pick of the week: October 27, 2025

Oct 27, 2025 • Marin Kautz, PhD and Betsy Stade, PhD

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