9 Calming Corner Posters, Calm Down Corner Items Feelings Chart for Kids

Love it! My child is young and can’t understand yet. But now he’s starting to understand the faces. It’s true, never too early to start learning about feelings. It’s 100% worth getting this to start teaching your kids. It’s not indestructible paper, but it’s nicely laminated and colorful to keep them interested.

Great quality and perfect for my toddler.

Good quality

Perfectly made with beautiful gender neutral colors! I love that my calm corner graphics can be used with my 8 and 3 year old both as they can relate to the pictures as well as the emotion words.

Just like pictures, the work well if you stick to it, the pictures are beautiful, and size is perfect, there laminated so there pretty sturdy I hang them on my child’s wall to help remind her to calm down when mad, upset or annoyed, by all means great product for calm corner

I got these to put up in my 2yo's bedroom to help her identify and manage big feelings. She obviously can't read the words yet, but I can read them to her - and I do. Now she walks over specifically to the one with the faces on it and will say "what am I feeling?" and look for a face that matches how she feels so we can talk about it. The only critique I have is I would prefer full lamination - a determined toddler can tear these pages in two (not rip down the middle, but separate the front from the back). All the same, though, I will buy these again and laminate myself because they have been SUCH a good learning tool for her emotional intelligence!

My daughter loves having her own space with tools to help her feel better. We set it up together and it’s helped a ton. It came with its own adhesive stickers which made set up easy

One of my faves!!! I have a learning poster wall and put these on the opposite side to which we call the calm corner…when my toddlers get upset they like to go to the calm corner point out their emotion and work on a coping skill from there to regulate the way they are feeling. It’s also not just when they are sad and mad my toddlers point out they are happy as well !