Patches and The Feelings Tree
Who Is Patches?
Patches is a sweet and loveable bear who helps children learn how to communicate their emotions and feelings, especially when they may need to ask for help. Patches was created to help develop an inner strength in our children, by teaching them how to quiet their minds, calm their bodies name and manage their emotions. When we encourage emotional learning we build a strong foundation for communication and self-awareness. Emotional and social learning beginning at a young age can encourage a stronger sense of self and how we relate to others and they to us.
Patches and The Feelings Tree BOOK
This is a beautifully illustrated children’s book about Patches The Bear and how he meets “Feelings” for the first time in the Twilight Forest. The book is very applicable to young children, especially those who are just learning how to deal with newfound emotions. Please watch our promotional video to the left to learn more about the book and Patches The Bear.
Pre-Order 10-01-2014. Limited Edition books are available Mid-November.
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