A warm place for little minds and big feelings
Welcome to the woodland
A soft landing place for children, families and grown-ups to explore emotions, find their words and feel a little less alone.
Everyone has feelings. All feelings matter.
A little woodland moment · 10 seconds
Big feelings can turn up anywhere — and so can floury paws, wobbly cakes and a good bit of woodland silliness. Spend ten joyful seconds baking with Fuzz and friends.
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Meet the friendsIn a cosy woodland bakery, Fuzz Fox stirs a mixing bowl while Berty Bear tips in flour, Roux Rabbit waves a spoon, Belle watches, Olive Owl perches above and Meg leans in. The mixture becomes a comically large mound of icing, leaving Fuzz surprised while his friends enjoy the floury chaos.
The soundtrack uses playful music and comic baking sounds. The silliness is easy to follow with the sound muted.
In the woodland now
Meet the newest adventure, Fuzz Fox Finds His Brave, alongside stories about big feelings and missing someone. Created with the insight of registered mental health clinicians.
Ages 3–8 · Fuzz Fox and Friends
Try-Something-New Day fills Fuzz’s classroom with paints, drums, hoops and cardboard boxes. His friends see possibilities everywhere, but Fuzz stays by the doorway with a wobbly tummy. How do you begin when everything feels new?
Ages 3–8 · Fuzz Fox and Friends
Fuzz Fox is having one of those mornings when each small disappointment seems to land on top of the last. His blocks tumble, his shoe pinches, his favourite crayon snaps and there is no raspberry jam. Soon a grey cloud is following him into the woodland.
Ages 5–9 · Fuzz Fox and Friends
Fuzz Fox loves Grandpa’s stories, shared puzzles and unhurried company. After Grandpa dies, the woodland carries on but Fuzz’s world does not fit together in quite the same way. Feelings arrive side by side: sadness, confusion, warmth, laughter and moments when he would rather say nothing at all.
There is room for all of them
Sometimes a feeling is easy to spot. Sometimes it is tucked away like a tiny seed. We can get curious together.
The feelings that fill up the whole room.
A little reminderMake a little room.
Make a gentle calm planThe ones that need a little steadiness and time.
A little reminderFind your feet.
Find one small stepThe happy, fizzy, sparkly moments too.
A little reminderLet it glow.
Share a little adventureThe feelings we are still learning to name.
A little reminderStay curious.
Find a word togetherFind your way through
Take the path that feels right today. There is no perfect place to start.
For little readers
Gentle adventures for exploring feelings, friendship, change and the everyday things that can feel enormous.
Browse the storiesFor curious hands
Colouring, conversation starters and small activities to help feelings feel a little more understandable.
Find an activityFor schools and settings
Free four-session teaching pack now available for Fuzz Fox and the Missing Piece, alongside gentle support for classrooms and settings.
Explore school supportA little something for today
Free activities for the small, ordinary moments when connection matters. No account needed.
Bring the picnic home with Fuzz, grow a garden with Olive and build a bridge with Berty. Three little worlds, at your pace.
Enter Woodland Play →
Find a feeling word, borrow a conversation starter or make a small plan you can print and keep.
Choose a quiet activity →
Thirteen illustrated family activities, with colouring, choice cards, play pieces and kind notes for grown-ups.
Open the free library →The woodland promise
The Little Woodlands Feelings Lab is built around a simple idea: understanding a feeling can make it easier to carry.
Notice what is happening without judgement.
Name it in a way that feels safe and true.
Grow a next step, one small moment at a time.
For the grown-ups nearby
Whether you are a parent, carer, teacher or trusted grown-up, you do not need all the answers. You just need a little time, a listening ear and somewhere kind to begin.
Find a starting pointThe path is always open
New stories, thoughtful resources and gentle reminders for the days that need them.
Questions from grown-ups are welcome.
