Anxiety
Help your child name anxiety, understand it, and know what to do with it.
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- Ages 4 to 11
- For parents, teachers and therapists
Anxiety is not bad. It is energy that helps us prepare, focus, and care. But when it feels big, it can be overwhelming. The Anxiety Toolkit helps kids (ages 4–11)...
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Anxiety is not bad. It is energy that helps us prepare, focus, and care. But when it feels big, it can be overwhelming. The Anxiety Toolkit helps kids (ages 4–11) understand this feeling in a positive, empowering way while teaching calming strategies, confidence, and emotional awareness through play, stories, and activities.
Each box includes:
The little book on anxiety: A rhyming story that explains what anxiety is, why it shows up, and how to move through it in a healthy, gentle, and supportive way. Includes a QR code that links to a music video that brings the lesson to life through rhythm and storytelling.
Heart shaped sensory toy: Supports emotional grounding through touch, repetition, and gentle organization. It helps kids channel big feelings into focus and calm.
Calming lavender and eucalyptus roll on: A soothing aromatherapy blend created to support calming moments. Kids can roll it onto their wrists or neck whenever they want a comforting grounding ritual.
Reframing spinner and markers: A playful tool that helps kids spin worried thoughts into more balanced perspectives. Each turn encourages flexible thinking, which is an essential skill for resilience and confidence.
Emotions yoga deck: Combines movement, breath, and mindfulness. Each pose connects the body to an emotion and helps kids notice what they feel, release stress, and find calm through movement.
Reading materials, puzzles, and activities: Extend learning through creativity, humor, and play. These activities help children explore what calms them and how to use their tools in everyday life.
Through story, movement, and playful learning, kids discover that calm is not something we wait for. It is something we can create.
This is an educational emotional learning kit. It does not diagnose, treat, or provide therapy.
Part of the Emotion Wonderland Emotional Strength System, this kit helps children practice calm, confident responses in real moments.
- Designed for ages 4 to 11
- Perfect for parents, teachers, and therapists
anxiety kit for kids • emotional regulation kids • SEL activities • calming tools • social emotional learning tools
What's inside
Everything in the anxiety kit
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The little book on anxiety
What anxiety is and how to move through it, with a music video by QR code.
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Heart shaped sensory toy
Something to hold that turns big feelings into focus and calm.
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Calming lavender and eucalyptus roll on
A comforting grounding ritual for calm moments.
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Reframing spinner and markers
Spin worried thoughts into more balanced ones.
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Emotions yoga deck
Movement and breath to notice feelings and find calm.
Good to know
What ages is it for?
Children ages 4 to 11. Brothers and sisters can share a kit and read the story together.
Who is it for?
Parents, teachers and therapists. It works at home, in a classroom or in a calm corner.
What is the QR code in the little book?
It links to a music version of the story, so your child can sing along.
Can we get a new emotion every month?
Yes. The monthly box brings a new emotion to your door each month, and you can cancel anytime after the first month ships.
What if something arrives damaged?
Contact us within 14 days of receiving your box and we will replace it or refund it. See the refund and return policy.
Real families
Real parents using it

A calm moment, together.

Stories that make big worries smaller.

Tools to hold, spin and breathe with.
The research shows
- Stories teach through connection, not correction.
- Stories paired with music help children better understand and express emotions.
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