A warm place for little minds and big feelings
For curious hands and unhurried moments
Illustrated activities for small steps, big feelings, change, memories and shared play. Download what fits today, use a free browser tool, or explore the separate teaching pack for schools.
The resource basket
Age ranges are starting points, not tests of development. Adapt the language, offer a choice and let a child pass.
Professional resources
These are adult-led resources with preparation and safeguarding guidance. They are visually separated from child-and-grown-up activities.
A complete resource for preparing, reading and reflecting on Fuzz’s story with clear language, optional participation, inclusive adaptations and a planned support route.
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Make a small, practical plan together before a difficult moment: a signal, two choices and someone nearby.
Watching, asking, trying one little part or resting: make a plan where every choice has room.
Separate what is different from what is familiar, and make room for the questions nobody can answer yet.
Words for several feelings, plus mixed, not sure and pass — all equally welcome.
A woodland playmat, character pieces and four gentle invitations for following your child’s idea.
Choose weather-like language for how things feel, without needing one perfect emotion word.
Notice early body and feeling signals before a cloud feels enormous.
A simple breathing card for trying one unhurried breath — without promising it will remove the feeling.
Identify trusted adults offline, without typing or submitting any names to the website.
Draw or write memories of someone who has died, with permission to leave stars blank.
Choose small objects, drawings or stories to keep — without trying to fill the space a person leaves.
Open prompts for children and grown-ups, with no correct response and a clear right to pass.
Original line-art colouring scenes: Fuzz with his little boat, and a picnic with all five woodland friends.