Pip the Porcupine and Very Big Feeling: A Gentle Story About Anger, Emotions, Breathing, Finding Calm for Children Ages 37

What happens when a little feeling suddenly becomes VERY big?Pip is a kind little porcupine who loves building acorn towers with his best friend, Ruby Rabbit. But when an accident destroys his greatest creation, Pip's cheeks grow hot, his paws become tight, and all his quills stand straight up!With Ruby's gentle support, Pip learns how to pause, name his feelings, breathe slowly, and choose what to do next.Pip the Porcupine and the Very Big Feeling is a warm and beautifully illustrated story that helps young children understand anger and practise calming techniques in a simple, memorable way.Perfect for: - Children ages 3-7 - Learning to recognise and name emotions - Developing emotional regulation - Practising slow, calming breaths - Encouraging empathy, friendship, and apologies - Reading at home, bedtime, preschool, or in the classroomBig feelings can feel overwhelming-but they do not stay big forever.Join Pip and Ruby on a gentle woodland adventure about friendship, breathing, and finding calm.