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Feeling Balanced - Outback

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A clinical psychologist-authored touch-and-feel board book about outback animals, helping children name emotions and discover simple nervous system tools for moving through big feelings.

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  • Author: Dr. Brogan Cheese
  • Format: Board book
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

John C. ★★★★★

My son has big meltdowns and I've been looking for something to help him name what he's feeling — this book’s animal textures keep him engaged while we read about the simple calming tools together. It's clearly written by someone who understands kids' nervous systems.

Olivia F. ★★★★★

The touch-and-feel textures kept my three-year-old engaged while we talked about the kangaroo being "bouncy-happy." I love how each animal teaches a simple calming technique, like deep breathing with the wombat.

Ava ★★★★★

My toddler is usually all over the place after a long day, but the touch-and-feel textures in this book actually calm her down. The kangaroo's fur is surprisingly soft, and she loves tracing the stars while we talk about feeling brave. It's a simple, clever way to teach little ones about their emoti