How Do I Feel?: A little guide to my emotions (First Emotions)

Awesome book about emotions for toddlers!

I love That it short and to the point. I’m able to elaborate on some of the information as needed. It explains things great and my child asks me specifically to read this. It has also helped us identify that we should ask “which emotion are you feeling” and it calms them down to where they have to think back and can recall.It’s a great subject and a good conversation starter.The quality is that of a normal board book, pictures/drawings are super cute and fun.I’ve already went an purchased all the other books from this collection/author.

Could be a little longer / elabortative for older readers :)

My son is already identifying the different emotions. Paired with Miss Rachel from kids, YouTube, he is definitely learning from this book. The book is sturdy and has a good size. It’s colorful and fun. The words are easy to read.

It’s cute for sure. I got this for my three year old but I always change the words to make it more age appropriate. I feel the wording is a little confusing for me. Must less a three year old.

This is great for 1-2 year old range to start the conversation about emotions. It’s pretty simple but in a good way. Focuses on 5 emotions: happy, sad, angry, paid, and shy. My two year old loves it, and even my 4 year old was into it for a couple weeks. I would recommend.

My daughter is two and loves this book! She doesn’t understand a lot of it yet, but after being tested for autism and scoring low, this book was so helpful to work or recognizing facial expressions and pointing! Now she says “happy” and “mad” too! Definitely recommend

It's to wordy. Doesn't catch my kids interest and isn't fun to read. Overall message is good though. Not right for us