Take a Look at Stories & Resources for Young Minds
MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS WEEK

Mental Health Awareness Week | 11–17 May
This week the conversation around children's emotional wellbeing is louder than ever.
If there's a child in your life who carries big worries, When Worries Feel Big is a gentle, practical workbook designed to help them feel heard, understood and supported.
Supporting Children’s Emotions from an Early Age
Helping young children understand their feelings gives them skills they can rely on for life. When little ones learn to recognise emotions, express themselves, and find simple ways to feel calm and confident, they build strong foundations for their future wellbeing.
For mums, families, teachers, and professionals, I’ve created a range of gentle, easy-to-use emotional resources that make these conversations feel natural:
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Mum & Me: The Perfect Team – a story that opens up discussions about feelings, family challenges, and working together.
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Katie’s Emotional Toolbox – a set of emotion cards, affirmations, regulation tools, and talking prompts to help children express and manage their feelings.
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Feelings Tear-Off Pad – simple daily pages that encourage children to name emotions and reflect on their day.
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Emotions Poster – a colourful visual guide that helps children recognise feelings quickly and easily.
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Workbooks and more coming soon – designed to continue supporting emotional growth as children develop.
Starting young helps children:
• Build emotional vocabulary
• Gain confidence in expressing themselves
• Learn healthy coping skills
• Strengthen communication within the family
• Feel understood and supported
These resources are created to make emotional wellbeing part of everyday life - calm, accessible, and family-friendly. As your child grows, the collection will grow with them.
Mum & Me: The Perfect Team is a heart-warming picture book about Katie, a young carer who helps her mum, who uses a wheelchair and walker. Together, they face everyday challenges with love, teamwork, and lots of courage.
Through gentle storytelling and inclusive illustrations, this story helps families talk about emotions, disability, and the strength found in caring for one another. It’s perfect for children who take on caring roles, or for opening up conversations about empathy, difference, and the little ways we show up for those we love.



















