The Little Brain People. Giving kids language and tools to help with yucky brain moments

Join the adventure of The Little Brain People, a fun and educational bedtime story designed to help children ages 3 to 8 understand their emotions and how to find calm during stressful moments. This enchanting tale invites children and parents to explore the inner workings of the brain and learn valuable self-regulation skills.

Follow the adventures of the Little Brain People—Serotonin, Dopamine, Adrenaline, and Oxytocin—as they navigate a yucky brain moment and find a way to restore calm and happiness.

How "The Little Brain People" Helps You Support Your Children:

Emotional Awareness: This story helps children understand their emotions and teaches them how to reset and find calm during challenging moments.
Mindfulness Practices: Engage in the Snuggle Breathing Meditation to create a peaceful bedtime routine, promoting relaxation and presence.
Family Bonding: Reading this story together opens opportunities for discussions about emotions and self-regulation, strengthening family ties.
Empowerment Through Understanding: The narrative empowers children to recognize their emotional responses and learn how to manage them effectively.
Executive Function: Reading this story together helps your kids develop the executive function skills of emotional regulation, task initiation and goal achievement.

Key Features:

Snuggle Breathing Meditation: Start your story time with a calming breathing exercise that fosters connection and relaxation.
Inspiring Characters: The Little Brain People and their journey will inspire your child, teaching them valuable life lessons.
Reflective Activity Pages: Use these pages to engage in meaningful discussions, reinforcing the storys core messages and enhancing your connection.

Bundle Information:

"The Little Brain People" is part of the Anger and Rebellion Bundle, crafted to help kids to calm and center themselves. 

Praise for "The Little Brain People":

“A child’s developing brain and body need one thing most in the world—safety. As both a clinician and a parent, I am grateful for the safety and love this story offers us.”
— Dr. Jerome D. Lubbe, Author, The Brain-Based Enneagram

“Our brains are pattern-seeking and survival-oriented, and these beautiful stories are a safe place for families to connect and thrive.”
— Mandy Herold, International Conscious Discipline® Certified Instructor, Head of School – Johannesburg, South Africa