Emotions change like the weather: Let's talk about feelings!

How are the children who are dancing joyfully? How does the child feel whose parents are arguing? Why is the boy who is playing with the dog so happy? And what is the girl thinking who is not allowed to join in? This book illustrates typical feelings of children in various everyday situations. This way, young readers can reflect on how others feel and what it means to be anxious, sad, brave, or happy.

With their picture book 'In Me ... and in Others,' author Karen Gilstrup and illustrator Pia Olsen encourage children and adults to discuss how to handle emotions. The book invites careful observation and guessing, helping to strengthen emotional skills and empathy!

• Joy, anger, and worries: Talking to children about feelings
• A picture book about emotions for preschool children aged 2 and up
• Ideas for participation: Recognizing facial expressions and interpreting situations
• Includes tips for reading aloud and play suggestions for parents and educators
• Perfect for language development and project work in daycare and nursery
• A children's book that fosters empathy and self-confidence

This way, children can learn about their own feelings and resolve conflicts.

Anxious, angry, cheerful, or brave: On each double page of the book, there is a child in a familiar everyday situation to discover. The little listeners can eagerly name facial expressions, reflect on emotions, and think about how the depicted conflicts can be resolved. In conversation, they learn to better understand their own feelings and how to deal with them. Perfect for strengthening relationships at home or in preschool!.