Ravensburger ministeps: Happy, sad, angry, glad

Knowing and naming your own feelings is important. And small children's feelings change very quickly. First angry, then happy again, just a moment later sad, then happy again. Thanks to the stable sliding effects, children can change their feelings themselves in this book. This invites children and parents to get to know feelings and talk about them in a playful way. Children's feelings can change in a flash. Finn and Hannah were just happily painting together, but when Finn's picture rips, he is really angry! Luckily Hannah can repair the picture. Finn is happy again.In the swimming pool, Pelle sits a little scared at the edge. But together with his dad, he still dares to go into the water. Pretty brave of Pelle!These and many other small scenes from the world of experience of little ones invite children to use the sliders to change the pictures and thus also the feelings. Why is the child in the book sad? Why is another child happy?When looking at the pictures together, reading the text and changing the pictures using the sliders, children learn about the different emotions in a playful way and can talk about them. This is important for the development of toddlers and the bond between parents and children.This playbook is tailored precisely to the development of toddlers. It was developed by educators and encourages children in an age-appropriate way and with lots of fun!