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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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    You Are Love

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    Feelings Friday #3

    Mantra this week: “You are love”

    This week I want to tell you 1) where I was on Friday such that you are just now seeing this 2) where the first line of our Generation Mindful manifesto originated and 3) how I use these three powerful words practically in my everyday life.

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    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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