Zoey and Her Amazing Energy Bubble!
“Zoey and Her Amazing Energy Bubble!”
– Teaching Children About Self-Regulation.
“Zoey and Her Amazing Energy Bubble!” teaches children about self-regulation, emotional regulation, and sensory regulation. Introduces the concept of energy bubbles and how to change energy levels when with other people.
Best suited for children ages 5–9 with ADHD, Autism, Sensory Processing Challenges, Anxiety, and the Highly Sensitive Child.
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Rated 5 out of 5
You may be familiar with the terms self-regulation and emotional regulation, but have you ever heard of sensory regulation? If you haven’t, you may not realize that regulating sensory information plays a part in helping us manage our emotions, engage in goal-oriented tasks, and supports our ability to cultivate meaningful relationships. This happens because our thoughts, emotions, and the sensations we physically experience all work together to help us adapt and respond appropriately to daily situations.
Some children struggle to regulate themselves during their daily activities. This can show up as hyperactivity, inattention, impulsive decision making, strong emotional reactions, and a lack of social awareness. Parents, teachers, and adults alike can feel frustrated and at a loss when it comes to addressing these concerns. Finding the right tools to help children learn self-regulation skills is crucial to their developmental growth.
Zoey and Her Amazing Energy Bubble was written to help children understand how their thoughts, emotions, and felt sensations cause their energy levels to change. Zoey’s Grandma Rosie teaches Zoey and her brother Milo about energy bubbles, which change in size and color. They learn about how the size of their energy bubble can cause other people to feel a certain way when they are around them, especially when the bubble gets very big. Grandma Rosie teaches them about the energy bubble dial, which can be used to make their energy bubble smaller or bigger, depending on the situation.
Giving simple context to this complex human experience will help promote healthy self-
expression, communication, and connection for all.
You may be familiar with the terms self-regulation and emotional regulation, but have you ever heard of sensory regulation? If you haven’t, you may not realize that regulating sensory information plays a part in helping us manage our emotions, engage in goal-oriented tasks, and supports our ability to cultivate meaningful relationships. This happens because our thoughts, emotions, and the sensations we physically experience all work together to help us adapt and respond appropriately to daily situations.
Some children struggle to regulate themselves during their daily activities. This can show up as hyperactivity, inattention, impulsive decision making, strong emotional reactions, and a lack of social awareness. Parents, teachers, and adults alike can feel frustrated and at a loss when it comes to addressing these concerns. Finding the right tools to help children learn self-regulation skills is crucial to their developmental growth.
Zoey and Her Amazing Energy Bubble was written to help children understand how their thoughts, emotions, and felt sensations cause their energy levels to change. Zoey’s Grandma Rosie teaches Zoey and her brother Milo about energy bubbles, which change in size and color. They learn about how the size of their energy bubble can cause other people to feel a certain way when they are around them, especially when the bubble gets very big. Grandma Rosie teaches them about the energy bubble dial, which can be used to make their energy bubble smaller or bigger, depending on the situation.
Giving simple context to this complex human experience will help promote healthy self-expression, communication, and connection for all.
Holding On, Letting Go
“Holding On, Letting Go”
– Teaching Children About Navigating Change and Loss
“Holding On, Letting Go” is a gentle story for children ages 5–9 navigating change or the loss of someone they love. Designed to support both neurodivergent and neurotypical children, this story offers warmth, grounding, and a concrete way to talk about difficult emotions, transitions, and grief.
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Rated 5 out of 5
Most of us avoid talking about life’s changes — especially the uncertain or difficult ones — often trying to protect ourselves and our children from uncomfortable truths. Yet children are often deeply aware of, and even curious about, what it means when life shifts and transforms.
Join Ella, the little dandelion, her mom, and her grandma as they share their journey through different stages of life. With warmth and honesty, Ella learns about growth, change, and letting go — and discovers that love and memories continue on.
This story offers a gentle, concrete way to begin important conversations and leaves space for families and professionals to explore their feelings further when children are ready. Life is full of moments of holding on and letting go — this story helps children and families find gentle ways through those in-between spaces. It’s the book you may not know you need — until the moment arrives.
Most of us avoid talking about life’s changes — especially the uncertain or difficult ones — often trying to protect ourselves and our children from uncomfortable truths. Yet children are often deeply aware of, and even curious about, what it means when life shifts and transforms.
Join Ella, the little dandelion, her mom, and her grandma as they share their journey through different stages of life. With warmth and honesty, Ella learns about growth, change, and letting go — and discovers that love and memories continue on.
This story offers a gentle, concrete way to begin important conversations and leaves space for families and professionals to explore their feelings further when children are ready. Life is full of moments of holding on and letting go — this story helps children and families find gentle ways through those in-between spaces. It’s the book you may not know you need — until the moment arrives.
Cal and His Amazing Attention Pie
A playful and empowering story that helps children understand what attention really is — and how it shifts throughout the day. Great for kids ages 5 to 9 who have ADHD, executive functioning challenges, sensory processing differences, or any other challenges related to attention. This book introduces Cal’s “Attention Pie” to show that different types of attention all have value and that recognizing their current attention space can help them feel more confident, capable, and in control.
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Rated 5 out of 5
Let’s stop asking kids to “pay attention” — and start asking, “What are you paying attention to?”
In Cal and His Amazing Attention Pie, attention is reimagined in a way that makes sense to children and the adults who support them. When Cal presents his “Attention Pie” to the class, he explains that attention is not just one thing — it is made up of different spaces inside the brain. Some moments call for Body Space. Others for Touch Space, Mental Space, or People Space.
Through Cal’s story, children learn to notice which attention space they are in, use the Attention Pie as a guide, and decide whether that space is helpful in the moment. When it isn’t, they discover gentle and practical ways to shift.
This visually rich and relatable story helps children understand that all types of attention have value. It’s not about “good” or “bad” focus — it’s about knowing what kind of attention is needed and when.
Perfect for home, classrooms, and therapy settings, this book celebrates how we move, grow, and learn — empowering children to better understand their amazing minds.
Let’s stop asking kids to “pay attention” — and start asking, “What are you paying attention to?”
In Cal and His Amazing Attention Pie, attention is reimagined in a way that makes sense to children and the adults who support them. When Cal presents his “Attention Pie” to the class, he explains that attention is not just one thing — it is made up of different spaces inside the brain. Some moments call for Body Space. Others for Touch Space, Mental Space, or People Space.
Through Cal’s story, children learn to notice which attention space they are in, use the Attention Pie as a guide, and decide whether that space is helpful in the moment. When it isn’t, they discover gentle and practical ways to shift.
This visually rich and relatable story helps children understand that all types of attention have value. It’s not about “good” or “bad” focus — it’s about knowing what kind of attention is needed and when.
Perfect for home, classrooms, and therapy settings, this book celebrates how we move, grow, and learn — empowering children to better understand their amazing minds.
You Are a Supernova!
A lyrical and beautifully illustrated story that reminds children they are made of stardust — powerful, worthy, and deeply connected to something bigger than themselves. Great for children ages 4 to 10 who want to know they are a supernova, this story helps young readers understand that being human means feeling deeply, growing through challenges, and knowing they are loved exactly as they are.
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Rated 5 out of 5
You know what’s better than wishing upon a star? Knowing that you are one.
A supernova is a star that has reached the end of its life — yet when it bursts, its particles scatter into the universe and become the beginning of something new. You are made of that same stardust. You are part of that story.
You Are a Supernova! is a rhythmic and heartfelt story filled with powerful truths about belonging, identity, and the wide range of experiences that come with being human — feeling deeply, navigating hardships and victories, and discovering that even in our imperfections, there is purpose.
Follow Grace and Theo as they uncover the incredible truths about the elements that came together to bring them into existence — and their importance in the unfolding rhythm of life. Along the way, they are reminded that they are loved and supported, worthy exactly as they are, no matter how they perform or what mistakes they make.
Being human isn’t about being perfect. It’s about being here — learning, growing, and being present. Every moment is a gift.
You know what’s better than wishing upon a star? Knowing that you are one.
A supernova is a star that has reached the end of its life — yet when it bursts, its particles scatter into the universe and become the beginning of something new. You are made of that same stardust. You are part of that story.
You Are a Supernova! is a rhythmic and heartfelt story filled with powerful truths about belonging, identity, and the wide range of experiences that come with being human — feeling deeply, navigating hardships and victories, and discovering that even in our imperfections, there is purpose.
Follow Grace and Theo as they uncover the incredible truths about the elements that came together to bring them into existence — and their importance in the unfolding rhythm of life. Along the way, they are reminded that they are loved and supported, worthy exactly as they are, no matter how they perform or what mistakes they make.
Being human isn’t about being perfect. It’s about being here — learning, growing, and being present. Every moment is a gift.
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