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Dealing with nightmares

When young Noah is jolted awake by a frightening nightmare, his heart racing, he seeks comfort from his mom. With gentle guidance, she helps him tackle his fears by practicing deep breathing, envisioning a happy place, and planning comforting strategies like hugging his teddy bear. Through these mindful techniques and his mom's reassurance, Noah finds the courage to face his fears and drifts back to sleep, dreaming peacefully of the beach. The experience empowers Noah, instilling the confidence that he can bravely handle any nightmare.

Being Bullied

Izumi, a new student grappling with the challenges of fitting in a foreign school, faces bullying due to his accent. Despite the difficulty, he finds solace in his friendship with Sarah, who introduces him to a group of accepting peers. As Izumi shares his culture and improves his English, the dynamic shifts, and even his former bullies feel compelled to join in the newfound camaraderie. Through kindness and understanding, his class transforms into a welcoming community for all newcomers.

Parents are separating

Tony learns to navigate his parents' separation by adapting to life in two homes, each offering unique experiences. During the week, he enjoys cozy storytime and gardening with his mom, while weekends are spent building airplanes and exploring a treehouse with his dad. Initially missing having both parents under one roof, Tony soon appreciates the special moments shared with each of them. Reassured by their constant love and reassurance, he finds happiness and security in both homes.

School Day Routine

Help kids navigate the school day thorugh this simple visual schedule.

Big Feelings Little Breaths

Getting Dressed

A visual deck to help children get dressed and be prepared for the day.

Sofia Takes Care of Her Pet

Sofia and her pet share special moments together. As she learns to care for her furry friend, Sofia discovers the joy of helping, being gentle, and showing love in small, everyday ways.

Responsible Decision Making

Help your child build everyday life skills with this engaging set of Responsible Decision-Making SEL Cards. Through relatable, real-life scenarios—like sharing toys, listening to grown-ups, making healthy choices, and staying safe—children learn how to make thoughtful, kind, and safe decisions.

Relationship Skills

Support your child in building meaningful connections with this thoughtful set of Relationship Skills SEL Cards. Each card introduces real-life social situations—like active listening, teamwork, expressing gratitude, and resolving conflicts—helping children learn how to interact with others in kind, respectful, and confident ways.

Dream Big, Little One

Drift into a world of wonder with “Dream Big, Little One”, a gentle lullaby filled with stars, moonlight, and magical dreams. With soothing rhythm and calming imagery, it helps children relax, feel safe, and fall asleep peacefully—ending the day with comfort and imagination.

Rise and Shine, It’s Morning Time!

Start the day with smiles and energy in “Rise and Shine, It’s Morning Time!”—a cheerful, rhythmic song that guides children through their morning routine. From waking up and getting dressed to brushing teeth and heading out the door, it turns everyday steps into a fun and positive start to the day.

Feelings Come and Feelings Go

“Feelings Come and Feelings Go” is a gentle, reassuring song that helps children understand and express their emotions. Through simple, rhythmic language, it shows that all feelings—big or small—are natural and welcome, building emotional awareness, confidence, and comfort in sharing what’s inside.

Dino Pals!

Join two friendly dinos on a joyful adventure filled with laughter, play, and friendship. This playful, rhythmic song celebrates kindness, companionship, and the simple fun of exploring the world together—perfect for sparking imagination and smiles.

What You Taught Me Today

What You Taught Me Today" — Narrated by the baby, one line per milestone, but the milestone is always something the mum didn't realize she was teaching. "Today you taught me that being held makes the scary things smaller."

To Mum: The Book of Firsts & Lasts

Everyone celebrates firsts but nobody marks the lasts — and the lasts are actually heartbreaking in the most tender way. A first-time mum won't even know it was the last time she swaddled her baby until months later. The story is narrated by the baby, looking back. "You didn't know it then, but that was the last time..." — this POV lets the child be the one honoring the mum, which is perfect for Mother's Day.

A Night at the Nook

This is the Night at the Museum premise but the museum is the nursery, and the curator is mum — asleep, finally. Mum falls asleep mid-bedtime story. The toys decide to finish the story for the baby themselves. Each toy has a personality — the stuffed elephant is dramatic, the wooden blocks are very literal, the rattle just wants attention. The toys realize they can't do what mum does. Only Mum can make baby feel cozy enough to sleep.

Where Did the Class Pet Hide?

A classroom whodunit that gets kids hunting for clues and reading closely to crack the case.

Match the Clue to the Object

Match-the-clue picture cards that turn deduction into a game of looking carefully.