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Time-In ToolKit posters and PeaceMakers wheel displayed in a calming corner setup

The Time-In ToolKit®

An all-in-one emotional regulation kit. Help your child name what they feel — and model naming what you feel.

  • 6 feelings posters
  • 35 PeaceMakers affirmation cards
  • Activity mat + calming cards
  • Digital manual & audiobook
$99.00
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    I Trust The World and Let Love In.

    I trust the world and let love in

    Feelings Friday #22: I trust the world and let love in.

    This week's video mantra is a powerful one, all about what happens in our bodies when we feel SAFE and what happens when we help children feel safe in the world as well.

    Feeling safe...this is where true learning begins.

    PS: I love the world we are building together.

    xo


    Founder, Generation Mindful

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    Generation Mindful creates tools, toys, and programs that nurture emotional intelligence through play and positive discipline. Join us and receive joy in your inbox each week.

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