Babies love lifting the flaps in these board books to find out all about themselves. Encouraging interaction and discussion, they are designed to support the Personal, Social and Emotional Development aspects of the Early Years Foundation Stage. A modern remake of one of our bestselling series with vivid illustrations by Ailie Busby.

Empathy: Feeling Great encourages children to recognize and label emotions. This will help them to not only regulate their own behaviour, but also interpret the feelings of others more easily. As the book shows animals and humans exhibiting certain emotions, a child can subconsciously develop their empathy towards all living things. Regulation of emotions: The illustrations invite questions which can aid emotional development; Why is the baby kicking his toys? Is he smiling? Is he frowning? Why could he be feeling grumpy? What makes you feel grumpy? Kicking toys can be dangerous – is there a safer way to show you’re upset? Self Esteem: Another title in this series, Looking Good, promotes self-esteem by encouraging children to be proud of different parts of their body. Self-confidence: The text in Feeding Time follows the pattern of “[Animal] likes [food]. Me too!” which promotes a child’s sense of self-confidence by inspiring conversations about their own likes and dislikes.

Babies love lifting the flaps in these board books to find out all about themselves. Encouraging interaction and discussion, they are designed to support the Personal, Social and Emotional Development aspects of the Early Years Foundation Stage. A modern remake of one of our bestselling series with vivid illustrations by Ailie Busby.

Babies love lifting the flaps in these board books to find out all about themselves. Encouraging interaction and discussion, they are designed to support the Personal, Social and Emotional Development aspects of the Early Years Foundation Stage. A modern remake of one of our bestselling series with vivid illustrations by Ailie Busby.