At Books in Print we are dedicated to children’s literature in all shapes and forms. Books and reading are so important for children’s enjoyment, learning and social development. We are constantly asked for books that deal with feelings and emotions for young children and were delighted to discover the Kimochi range of books and toys. We have had an incredibly positive response to the range from our customers. Most children are familiar with them already as they are used in many schools (including Malvern Central Primary) as a tool for helping children deal with issues like anger management or overcoming shyness. So feel free to come and have a look at the range and ask our children’s specialists about ways that Kimochis can help, entertain or comfort your child.
Social and emotional learning is the process through which children develop the fundamental skills for life effectiveness. Parents can use the Kimochi characters, story books and feelings to spark conversations, resolve conflicts and build a strong parent-child connection. Kimochis provide a tangible way to help children learn techniques for handling life’s challenging moments. And, when children can effectively express and communicate feelings, they build confidence, self-esteem, strong relationships and the foundations for social and academic success.
- Kimochis Toys
- Mini Toys $29.95
- Includes 15cm character, comic book and feeling keychain
- Box Sets $49.95
- Includes 33cm character, 3 feelings and a how-to-Feel Guide
- Mini Feelings $3.95 each, sold separately
- Kimochis Picture Book Series
- Cloud’s Best Worst Day Ever $24.95hb | Cloud was having the BEST day ever, until everything started to go wrong. Can Cloud manage his BAD mood without raining on everyone else’s parade?
- Bug Makes a Splash $24.95hb | Bug is afraid of trying new things. When his friends invite him for a swim, can Bug overcome his scared feelings with brave ones and dive right in?
- Cat’s not-so-perfect Sandcastle $24.95hb | Cat is determined to build a perfect sandcastle. When her friends come to help, can Cat remember to add teamwork and fun to the day?
