Speaking Cards: Emotion Cards for Kids | Feelings Cards Featuring Relatable Images | Therapy Cards Helping Kids Express Emotions | Conversation Tool for Therapists, Counselors, Teachers and Parents

I'm using this product at home one on one with my child. My daughter is 5 and she was excited by the pictures and was willing to sit and talk about them. It gave me great insight on how much knowledge she had recognizing others emotion and her own. I now have a starting place on the areas she needs growth. I will continue to use these cards. Great product!

Love the product. Would like to find out if you have a coupon should I buy bulk quantity. This is to be used in schools in South Africa for therapy.

I just wish there were more cards. Otherwise, a great investment as a therapy game for kids.

I am a busy mom of 7, seven children. Over 1/2 of those are internationally adopted, and one who is on the autism spectrum. These cards have been well received by all. Our first afternoon to use them I had the girls come to the couch, and laid out all of the cards. The most talkative was our teenage daughter! These cards opened up her ability to communicate her day through seeing how she felt at different times in the day. It was a huge leap in the right direction for open and non-confrontational communication! (I also do post-adoptio/ trauma counseling with children & moms, and find these cards to be appropriate for family or professional use.)

I am a child/adolescent therapist and I love using tools like this to teach emotional vocabulary. These cards are bright, colorful, and sturdy. I especially appreciate the rule book/guide that comes with it, as it gives plenty of great suggestions for their use. I felt the cards were slightly smaller than I expected, but all-in-all, I'm very happy with my purchase and I can't wait to put these to good use.

Smaller than I expected, almost half yhe size of a regulation playing card. Like, business card size. Ultimately didn't work for us, but that is my fault. I wanted to use for my son to help him identify emotion, but they're too abstract. Beautiful art work tho.

These cards are highly inappropriate. There is a card with a naked child, there is a card of a girl in what looks like lingerie, etc. I am not sure what you were going for FEELMO but these are triggering for child clients and should not be on the market as a therapeutic intervention.

As a therapist these cards have been a wonderful tool to use with children. Since the cards are just pictures, it allows each child to project emotions and to explore empathy.