A Little SPOT of Emotion 8 Plush Toys with Feelings Book Box Set

As a master’s student in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, I’m always on the lookout for creative, engaging tools to help clients explore and understand their emotions. The A Little SPOT of Emotion 8 Plush Toys with Feelings Book Box Set is an absolute gem!This set includes eight plush toys, each representing a different emotion, paired with an accompanying book to explain each feeling. The books are beautifully illustrated, easy to follow, and incredibly relatable for kids. The plush toys themselves are adorable and offer a tactile, interactive way to connect with emotions—a feature that’s been especially helpful for younger clients.What’s even better is that these tools aren’t just for kids! I’ve used this set with adult clients as well, and they’ve found the simple yet profound approach to be a refreshing way to unpack their emotions. Whether it’s identifying feelings like anger, sadness, or happiness, or learning how to manage them, this set provides a fantastic starting point for meaningful conversations.I can’t recommend this enough for parents, teachers, therapists, or anyone working with children (or even adults) who want to better understand and navigate their emotions. It’s playful, practical, and genuinely transformative—a must-have therapeutic tool!

What a beautiful way to explain emotions! 🥹 My 5 year olds teacher has these in her kindergarten class, so when she was recently diagnosed with type 1 diabetes and pulled from school I had to buy a set for our "home school". These are so insanely helpful for my daughter! It breaks down the emotion so she can identify and even physically sit with the emotion she's feeling. She has some pretty severe trauma responses when it comes to changing out her CGM and getting her insulin shots. We now have her grab what spot she's feeling (she usually grabs anxiety and confidence) and as she prepares for us to switch her sensor or get her shot, she slowly pushes anxiety to the side and clutches to confidence! A physical reminder that we can sit with multiple feelings and choose how we respond to situations. Thank you so much to the creators of this product! You've given my baby power over her emotions!

Amazing product! I will use this series with all my young clients.

Love these!!! My son had issues acting out and didn’t listen when it came to verbal so by giving him something to focus on he really tuned into the story and had fun with the emotion plushes. He carried them around for weeks talking about emotions. Worth the price I think.

My 5-year-old likes to use these to discuss the different ways he’s feeling. And although my 3-year-old likes playing with these and thinks they’re cute, she doesn’t quite grasp every emotion yet. She’s still learning about confident and anxiety. But still, being able to use these stuffies to talk about emotions is a great way to introduce kids to learning about how their bodies feel when they’re feeling a certain emotion. This will hopefully allow us to talk about emotional regulation, and also about how feelings in general are normal, we just try our best to deal with them peacefully. My kids don’t really care for the book yet, so I’ll try the book again in another year.

My 3-5 year olds love these books. I bout all of them, including the regulating emotions as well. The plush toys that coincide with each book are a hit with my class! Each story gives you a technique to use with emotion being described in the book. Love all the books! Great purchase!

Kids enjoy playing with the spots. I do find that I have to break the book into lots of sections as it tends to get a bit wordy...it's useful, but definitely not something I would sit down and read start to finish with kids.

This is a fantastic communication tool, however not right for everyone. We have sometimes referred to the book or some of the accompanying plush toys to refer to our feelings, but it hasn't stuck as a strong communication tool.I think this has great value for what it provides and practices, and is definitely a book worth owning. Just dont let the plush faces become toys