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Practical emotional learning
Resources that help children understand feelings and practise small next steps.
Explore gentle stories, printable worksheets, audiobooks, calming tools, and guided activities designed for shared use at home, in class, and in everyday conversations.
Stories
Character-led books about courage, patience, confidence, and kindness.
Tools
Audio, breathing practice, and activities children can revisit anytime.
Support
Plain-language prompts for families, teachers, and young people.
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Featured library picks
Begin with open resources that invite children and adults to talk about feelings together.
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Support that meets you where you are
Find a gentle starting point for a child, a family conversation, or a classroom moment.
For Children
Stories, songs, and feelings activities that make it easier to name what is happening inside.
Try a free story →For Parents
Conversation prompts, calming ideas, and guidance for supporting emotions at home.
See family resources →For Teachers
Child-friendly stories and activities that support emotional literacy in class.
See classroom support →7-Day Growth Plan
A simple weekly path with stories, calming tools, parent scripts, progress badges, and a resource finder.
Open the guided plan →How it helps
A small path through big feelings
Notice
Start by naming a feeling or noticing what the body is saying.
Explore
Choose a story, song, activity, or calming tool that fits the moment.
Grow
Talk together, practise a helpful skill, and celebrate a small step forward.
Library access
Start free, then keep growing together
Try open resources first. Full access is available for families and classrooms that want the complete collection.
Free to explore
A gentle first step
- Selected storybooks to read online
- A free audiobook experience
- A preview of characters and emotional themes
Full member library
More ways to support feelings
- Complete story and audiobook collection
- Worksheets and interactive calming tools
- Parent prompts and classroom-friendly support
Story companions
Meet a few Healthy Little Minds characters
Kind, curious friends whose stories help children talk about big feelings. Log in to meet them all.
Amaka
Sweet, thoughtful, and emotionally smart. Amaka really cares about how others feel.
Bella
Bella is a little shy and feels nervous when everyone's watching. But she's brave, smart, and always looks out for others.
Goshen
Goshen is a brain box! Full of ideas, he's always thinking. But he's also sweet, loving, and protective of his friends.
Calming and reflection tools
Educational support
Built for learning, not diagnosis
Healthy Little Minds helps children talk about emotions with trusted adults through stories and practical activities. It offers education and everyday support; it is not a substitute for professional mental health, medical, safeguarding, or crisis care.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Who are these resources for?
The library supports children and teens, with prompts and tools that parents and teachers can use alongside them.
What can I try for free?
You can read selected featured books and try the free audiobook preview from this page.
What is included with full access?
Members can explore the full collection of stories, worksheets, audiobooks, interactive tools, and support resources.
Can I use the library on a phone?
Yes. The site is designed for mobile, tablet, and desktop viewing so resources can be used wherever conversations happen.
Is this a therapy or diagnosis service?
No. Healthy Little Minds provides educational resources. If a child may need clinical, safeguarding, or crisis support, contact an appropriate professional or emergency service.