Your child picks how they feel, then does a short calm-down that fits it: balloon breaths, grounding, a butterfly hug and more. Made for ages 3 to 8, with no ads and no tracking.
Download on the App StoreChildren calm down faster when they can say what the feeling is. They choose from 15 feelings, including body states like hungry, tired or "too much!" that most apps miss.
Balloon breaths, grounding, a butterfly hug and movement, chosen for the feeling. It teaches self-regulation, not just mood logging.
Softer colours and less on screen, designed with ADHD, autism and sensory needs in mind.
Every check-in counts, so naming a feeling becomes a habit rather than a crisis tool.
Behind a parental gate: which feelings come up and when, plus guidance on how to respond to big feelings.
No ads, no third-party tracking and no data collected from children. Purchases and links sit behind the parental gate.
Most calm-down tools start with breathing. That is the second step. The first is getting the child to say what the feeling is, and skipping it is why a lot of breathing exercises fail with an upset…
Guide →It asks the child to name the feeling first, because naming it is what makes it manageable, then offers a short activity matched to that feeling, such as balloon breaths or grounding.
Children aged roughly 3 to 8, with a grown-up nearby the first few times.
Yes. A calm, low-stimulation mode reduces colour and movement on screen, and the activities are short and predictable.
There are no ads, no third-party tracking and no data collected from children. Purchases, links and the parent corner sit behind a parental gate.
It is a paid download, and that one purchase includes everything — every calm-down activity and the full parent insights. No subscription, no ads.
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