Help Your Child Name Their Feelings, Starting Today
Free “Name It” Starter Kit (Worth £8.95)
A digital toolkit for parents – instant download, and child-friendly activities.
Limited free resource
What's Inside the Starter Kit?
A gentle first step toward calmer moments, clearer communication, and a child who feels truly understood.
Feelings Wheels for every child
Multiple designs for different ages, abilities, and preferences.
Quick Parent Guide
Why naming emotions matters, how to teach it, and what to do next.
Your Step 1
A gentle introduction to your child’s emotional journey
Trusted by
Parents & Experts
Our resources are developed with child psychologists and recommended by leading parenting organisations.
Approved by Teachers & SEN Support Staff
Our tools are used in classrooms, nurture groups, and calm corners across the UK. Teachers tell us our resources help children name feelings faster and build emotional confidence day‑to‑day.
Developed by a Child Wellbeing Practitioner
Every resource is led and developed by our qualified Child Wellbeing Practitioner. Who designs each tool to support emotional safety, gentle regulation, and age‑appropriate learning.
Recommended by Parenting Communities
Our resources are shared in parenting groups, SEN forums, and wellbeing communities across the UK.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I access the kit?
After you enter your email, you’ll receive an instant download link. No waiting, no shipping: just click and start using it right away.
Can I use it for multiple children?
Absolutely. The kit includes activities and tools that work for different ages and personalities, so you can use it with all your children.
Do I need a printer?
Not at all. You can view everything on your device, or print only the pages you find most helpful. It’s designed to be flexible for your family.
Is it suitable for children with anxiety or ADHD?
Yes, the strategies are gentle and adaptable, making them especially helpful for children who experience anxiety or have ADHD. Many parents have found it a calming addition to their routine.
Can I share it with my child’s teacher?
Of course. We encourage sharing, the more support a child has, the better. Feel free to pass it along to teachers, therapists, or other caregivers.