1,000 Whys for Toddlers: Why Am I Sad, Angry & Curious? - An Illustrated Question Answer Book About Big Feelings Kids Ages 13

Why do tears come when someone leaves? Why do little feet stomp after hearing "no"? Why does a tiny bug make curious eyes look closer?Toddlers experience big feelings long before they have all the words to explain them.1000 Whys for Toddlers: Why Am I Sad, Angry & Curious? turns familiar emotional moments into tiny questions and simple answers that children ages 1-3 can begin to understand.Join Nia, Milo, Elsie, and Sami as they explore what sadness, anger, and curiosity can look and feel like. From missing someone and losing a favorite toy to waiting for a turn, feeling left out, struggling with something that will not work, or wondering what made an interesting sound, every colorful scene begins with an experience toddlers recognize.Through short question-and-answer pages, young children can begin connecting: - What happened to the feeling that followed- Sadness with tears, drooping shoulders, and lowered eyes- Anger with stomping feet, tight hands, and a louder voice- Curiosity with looking, listening, peeking, watching, and trying- Simple feeling words with everyday toddler experiences- Emotional expression with reassurance and acceptanceCreated especially for little listeners, this full-color book features short sentences, diverse recurring characters, expressive body language, uncluttered scenes, and warm handmade-style illustrations that invite children to point, pause, look closely, and make the faces.There are no heavy explanations or complicated lessons-just gentle opportunities for toddlers and their grown-ups to notice feelings together.Perfect for: - Parent-and-child read-aloud time- Introducing early emotional vocabulary- Starting simple conversations about big feelings- Helping toddlers point to or show how they feel- Daycare, preschool, nursery, and calm-down reading areas- Thoughtful birthdays, holidays, and new-parent giftsFeelings come. Feelings go. Your little one is still the same loved and accepted child underneath them all.Open the book, point to a face, and help your toddler find tiny words for big feelings.