Play · Connection · Big feelings
Big feelings are welcome here.
Practical, playful, therapist-informed tools that help kids (and the grown-ups who love them) build emotional skills through play, connection, and curiosity. Because understanding feelings doesn't have to be complicated.
A little of everything
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Naming the storm: helping kids label big feelings
A quick, practical read on why naming emotions calms them — and three phrases to try tonight.
Coping Skills Checklist (printable)
25 kid-tested calm-down strategies on one friendly page. Free with email signup.
Feelings Flashcard Deck
$12.00
Free + downloadable
Free Resources
Printables and tools you can use today. Some are free to grab; a few ask for an email so we can send updates.
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Buy printables and decks right here. Checkout is powered by Stripe; your purchases unlock instantly in the Therapist Portal.
Blog + parenting tips
Articles
Short reads on emotional education, gentle parenting, and play therapy ideas.
Curated + trustworthy
Mental Health Resource Directory
A hand-picked list of support for kids, families, and individuals. Filter by who it's for, then save or print the full list.
Virtual Play Therapy Hub
For Therapists
A growing toolkit for clinicians — teletherapy-friendly activities, printable session plans, and resources you can share securely with client families.
Teletherapy activities
Screen-share games and feelings exercises built for virtual sessions.
Session plan packs
Editable, themed plans for anxiety, anger, grief, and transitions.
Your own toolkit
Everything you buy lives in your private portal, ready to download for any session.
The why behind the work
Hi, I’m Haley.
Fun w/ Feelings started with a simple belief: kids do better when they have the words and tools to understand what they’re feeling. Kids often tell us through play what they can’t tell us with words, so I wanted families and clinicians to have warm, practical resources that make emotional skills feel approachable instead of overwhelming.
Every child is different, and you know your child best. So nothing here is a rulebook. It’s a collection of playful ideas and therapist-informed tools you can try, keep what works, and leave the rest. And a quiet reminder woven through all of it: play isn’t just for kids. Grown-ups need it too.
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Contact
Questions, collaborations, or bulk resource requests — drop a note.
📷 @fun.with.feelings
✉️ hello@funwithfeelings.com