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PARENT TIPS

Gentle guidance for big feelings

Helping kids understand their emotions starts with simple conversations, little moments, and lots of love. Here are some easy ways to use Blobby every day.

Happy Blobby waving to encourage daily emotional check-ins, helping kids build self-awareness and express how they feel each

Daily Check-in

A quick way to start or end the day together.
Let your child choose a Blobby that matches how they feel. You’ll be amazed how much this small habit builds trust, language, and emotional awareness.

Tell a Story

Calm Blobby reading a story and holding a sticker sheet, showing how shared reading can support emotional regulation and ease

Blobby loves adventures—and feelings are part of every one!
Pick a sticker and make up a story together about why Blobby might be feeling that way. This encourages empathy and helps kids understand emotions in a playful way.

Emotion Hunt

Surprised Blobby with a magnifying glass searching for emotion stickers during a playful emotion hunt activity to build emoti

A little game with big emotional rewards.
Hide a few Blobby stickers around the house. As your child finds each one, ask when they’ve felt that emotion. It’s a gentle way to open up conversation.

Reward chart featuring Excited Blobby to celebrate positive behaviour and encourage emotional growth in children through fun

Reward Chart

Positive reinforcement, the Blobby way.

Use stickers to celebrate wins—big or small. Whether it's sharing, trying something new, or calming down, each Blobby becomes a badge of pride.

Excited Blobby in a party hat, Playful Blobby sticking out their tongue, and Worried Blobby looking concerned — encouraging p
Sad Blobby sitting inside a school lunchbox, reminding parents that a simple lunchbox note can support kids emotionally durin

A sticker surprise to brighten their day.
Add a Blobby sticker to a lunchbox note or snack pack. It's a sweet way to say "I'm thinking of you" and keep emotional connection going through the day.

Lunchbox Note

Relaxed Blobby sleeping peacefully with a book, featuring Excited Blobby on the cover — encouraging calm reflection and emoti

Bedtime Reflect

Wind down with a quiet moment of connection.
Ask your child to choose a Blobby that shows how their day felt. It’s a calming way to reflect, connect, and tuck in with care.

Frustrated Blobby encouraging parents to use simple language like “It sounds like you’re feeling frustrated” to support emoti
Loving Blobby encouraging parents to support their child by putting feelings into words and validating their emotions with ca
Hopeful Blobby highlighting the importance of naming feelings and focusing on what’s happening inside, not just outward behav
Angry, Happy, and Sad Blobby faces used as visual cues to help children identify and express their emotions with support from

Kids who can name emotions can handle them better.

Excited Blobby holding up a feelings chart, reinforcing the idea that kids who can name their emotions are better able to man

Talking about feelings builds stronger family bonds.

Sad Blobby and Loving Blobby talking about Angry Blobby’s behaviour, showing how caring conversations can help children under
Calm Blobby and Sad Blobby talking about Angry Blobby’s behaviour, encouraging children to reflect on emotions and learn thro

Understanding emotions leads to greater confidence and kindness.

 

Confident Blobby waving proudly, showing how understanding emotions can build self-confidence and kindness in children

When kids understand their feelings, they can respond—not just react.

Calm Blobby feeling peaceful and in control, showing how being aware of emotions helps children manage them with confidence

More Help by Emotion

Click a Blobby face to explore practical tips by emotion

HAPPY

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ANGRY

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SAD

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SCARED

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CONFIDENT

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TIRED

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PLAYFUL

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FRUSTRATED

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LONELY

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WORRIED

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PROUD

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EXCITED

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DISGUSTED

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SURPRISED

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CALM

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LOVING

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CURIOUS

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BORED

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SHOCKED

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RELAXED

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HOPEFUL

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