Why teach emotions early?
Children aren't born knowing how to manage frustration, anxiety or disappointment.
When children can name what they're feeling, they are more likely to:
✓ Calm themselves faster
✓ Build resilience
✓ Form healthier friendships
✓ Feel confident talking about emotions
✓ Thrive at home and school
Hi, I'm Bex! I didn't write these books because I wanted to become an author. I wrote them because I saw children struggling with emotions (like I did as a child) —and parents wanting to help but not always knowing how.
Every Wildling Book begins with one question: "How can we make hard conversations easier?"
How Do I Feel? A Dictionary of Emotions for Children
30-Day Gratitude Workbook to Combat Stress & Anxiety (DIGITAL DOWNLOAD)
The Glow - Life, death & the light within
How to stay sane in this crazy world! A wildling guide to living your best life.
Aroha's Way - A Children's Guide through Emotions
The Emotions & Thoughts Bundle
Teenage Bundle (3 Books)
The Aroha Bundle - Three Pack
The science behind connection
Reading together isn't just about stories.
When a child sits close, hears your voice and feels your presence, their brain is building neural pathways associated with language, emotional security and learning.
Combined with conversations about feelings, these moments help children develop emotional resilience that lasts a lifetime.
