Lovevery

'How I Feel' Board Book

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$5.4 $9 In stock

Category: Kit Components

Help your child begin to understand and express their emotions with the 'How I Feel' Board Book from Lovevery. This thoughtfully designed book supports early emotional intelligence by encouraging conversations about feelings.

  • Part of the Lovevery Play Kits collection, designed to support developmental milestones
  • Board book format is durable for little hands and repeated reading
  • Encourages talking about feelings, building emotional awareness from an early age
  • Ideal for use with the Explorer play kit or as a standalone addition to your child's library
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Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 25 reviews)

Zoe N. ★★★★★

My toddler actually stops and points at the faces when we read it together, and the simple wording makes it easy to start a conversation about feelings. The board book format is sturdy enough for her to flip through on her own without me worrying about torn pages.

Zoe I. ★★★★★

The thick board pages have survived my two-year-old’s enthusiastic page-turning and even a few throws, which is saying something. Each emotion is presented in such a simple, relatable way that my son actually points to the faces and tries to name them now.

Ava Q. ★★★★★

The thick pages make it easy for my little one to turn them herself, and she already tries to copy the simple facial expressions. It's opened up some nice conversations about feelings.