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Feelings world: a cuddly friend helping a child notice a big feeling

FeelingFriends

Name feelings, read faces, and learn kind ways to help — a gentle feelings garden with Momo and friends, made just for you.

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Momo’s journey

Notice a feeling, name it, see how big it is, find what helps, then calm down together.

  1. What happened?Something happened to a friend. Let’s notice it.
  2. Name itEvery feeling has a name. Let’s find it.
  3. How big?A little, some, or a lot? Every size is okay.
  4. What helpsWhat kind thing could we do?
  5. Calm downLet’s breathe slowly together.

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Name the Feeling Hear a feeling — tap the face that shows it. How Do They Feel? Something happened — how does the friend feel? How Big Is the Feeling? A little, some, or a lot? Read how big a friend’s feeling is. What Helps? Pick a kind thing to do for a friend. Calm Down with Momo Momo has a big feeling. Breathe slowly together and watch it get smaller. Notice with Momo Feeling big? Notice what you can see, hear, touch, and smell to feel calm and here. Squeeze & Soften with Momo Feeling stuck? Squeeze each part tight, then let it go soft and calm. Three Reasons A friend did something puzzling. Why might they have done it? My Feelings How are YOU feeling today?
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Meet the cast — the characters who teach this

Each one stands for an idea you’ll practice. Tap a character to read their illustrated story and hear their audio drama.

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📚 Books for FeelingFriends

Read the story, print a workbook, or color the cast — free PDFs to read offline or print at home.

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Same idea, another world

Something you practice here shows up somewhere else too — that's real learning that travels.

Naming how a friend feels here is the same reading you do in MaskPals, where a face can fib and you check the body, the voice, and what happened too. The shared idea: reading a feeling from more than the face — the face, the body, the voice, and what just happened all give clues to how someone feels Try MaskPals →

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