Thank you so much! He LOVES receiving your boxes! The sadness one will be so good for him! Thank you! I’ve probably shared this with you but Max is on the autism spectrum and has a very hard time with his emotions sometimes. When he goes to his social worker at school he loves to play with her mini emotion stuffies and talk about them. Your product has been so fun and helpful for us!

My daughters love and look forward to each box every month. They get very excited and want to open it right away and then want to do each activity right then and there lol. My girls don’t usually keep up with their regular stuffed animals but their stuffed animals from your boxes they sleep with them each night. I think they see your stuffed animals as special because they are associated with a different emotion for each one. When my daughter gets upset she holds her angry hippo and she hugs her sad dog when she’s upset. They love the stuffed animals from the subscription boxes, they also cherish the accessories we have gotten and have done every activity. These boxes really have helped my kids not only manage their emotions but appreciate everything that comes each month. Thank you for giving us an opportunity as a family to bond and have fun together, the activities help me as a mom because they are already ready to go. I don’t have to think of an activity or set it up,they’re ready in the box already. I don’t think we have one favorite box because we’ve loved every one but we definitely had lots of fun with the Love box and we’ve had some nice deep conversations with the Angry, Sad, and Anxiety box. Thank you once again, your boxes are amazing!

I just wanted to say how much we’ve truly been enjoying the My Mama Says subscription—yes, we absolutely enjoy it! My kiddos get so excited when a new box arrives; it feels like a special moment we share together. Several of the items have sparked meaningful conversations, and the books especially have been great conversation starters, helping us talk about emotions in ways that feel natural and age-appropriate. Some items are one-and-done, but most of the books and comfort items (like the stuffies or sensory tools) get revisited regularly and have become part of our daily or weekly routines. Our favorite box so far was probably the one on love—it really resonated with where we were emotionally at the time. Overall, I love how thoughtful and intentional each box is; you can tell it’s made with care and understanding. Thank you for creating something that truly supports both kids and parents in such a gentle, empowering way.

I will say my children still look forward to the box every month. It does spark conversation because while they’ve heard of some emotions they didn’ttruly understand them. So they talk about their feelings a lot more and the reason why they feel that way. They gravitate towards the creative items (painting rocks, picture frame, mini canvas, coloring mats) and the comfort items like the stuffed hippo from anger and dog and blanket from sadness, and the cozy socks from love. My son said his favorite box was sadness because of the blanket and bath bombs. Mg daughter said she loves painting. So comfort and a creative outlet is a big deal. The books have become our bedtime books and they prefer to hear the rap over me reading. I just love the fact that no two boxes are the same and seeing the smile on their faces when they realize we’ve gotten a new box!

We love the emotion charactaers so much! My son looks forward to showing me his emotions with the magnets daily. They help us especially when he is feeling angry or sad. Highly recommend!!

OMG my students are loving it Angry Hippo plushie has been useful when trying to get the attention of my younger students. I’ll use Angry Hippo to gain their interest and once they are engaged to learn, I’ll read them either one of the books. I am finding it useful to also use the small handout of “Fun Facts On Anger” for my students who have a short attentions span!

Both my daughter and I absolutely love the way it sparks conversations around different feelings, when we would have them it let us have a fun way to feel and approach!

I am just sort of floored right now… because, all this time I have invested in kids with ADHD and autism and learning more, I have never heard somebody say look beyond the emotion that is the loudest. What else is going on? And of course we need to do that!

I absolutely LOVED the box. I used it and read it to my preschool class and they love the stuffed animal hippo and it helps them regulate!

This emotional box is a great way to strike up a conversation with my child. It creates safe & easy tone to have a casual discussion. Can’t wait to learn about next month’s emotions