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Giveaway: Kimochis plush Toys with Feelings Inside


“Kimochis, Toys with Feelings Inside,” Giveaway!


We’re giving away


1 Cat and 1 Mixed Feelings Pack
Cat


AND


1 Cloud and 1 Mixed Feelings Pack
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Kimochis…Toys with Feelings Inside® are unique, fun, educational plush characters that help facilitate positive communication between children and their parents, caregivers, and peers and help cultivate social and emotional learning.


Feelings can be messy, especially during the holidays, and Kimochis™ can help kids and parents cope and handle their feelings! Using Kimochis™ is a playful, safe, and effective way for children (and adults!) to learn how to identify and communicate feelings in positive ways. When kids can communicate their feelings, they gain confidence and self-esteem, and they stay connected—even during emotional moments.


For younger kids, Kimochis™ help teach how to identify feelings. For older kids, they help teach positive ways of expressing their feelings and communicating with parents, friends and family.


My children LOVE their Kimochis. My 9-year-old daughter has Cat and Cloud, and my 6-year-old son has Bug and Huggtopus. I first became aware of Kimochis when my son was 3; he was having a lot of trouble with big, overwhelming feelings, and I was confronted with my own powerlessness when I tried to help. Learning to identify feelings, to choose them, and to be reminded of their fleeting nature, helped Nathaniel SO much.He loves his “Buggy” and sleeps with him every night. We’ve come a long way since then.


Mom confession: I have learned along with the kids. Nobody taught me how to navigate my feelings when I was a kid–they only told me to “Cheer up” or “don’t make such a big deal out of …” or “shake it off.” I was also punished for having the feelings that I had, and intimidated into disowning them, which (hello!) reliably leads to confusion, depression, and overwhelm. Giving my kids the gift of validation and acceptance has helped them to weather the emotional storms of childhood.


To enter this giveaway, please like the Kimochis facebook page, and leave a comment below with your preference: Cloud or Cat prize pack. I also welcome tips on how you help your kids to navigate their experience of strong feelings.




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Comments (93)

Liked! The cloud is darling!!! .-= Heather Johnson/ Nurtured Moms´s last blog ..Update on TSA Breastmilk Incident =-.
I love the Cat! & I think it would be great for my two year old son. I liked on facebook :) Thank You!!
Liked. My daughter loves the cat!
Love both and liked the page. We are still working on strong feelings and these would work great!!
Liked on Facebook : ) I would love to win the cloud for my little guy!
Cat is adorable! I liked on fb.
Liked! We would love the cat pack!
Thank you for sharing this! What a wonderful concept. My 3 year old would love The Cloud, adorable! I liked Kimochi on Facebook as well!
we like the cat. This would be incredible to use instead of pushes and hits.
Liked it on facebook. The cat would be perfect for my two little ones!
liked on facebook and I would love the cat for my little one
Liked them on FB! We'd love the Cloud pack!
Liked! The cloud is perfect for my 3 year old, who wears her heart on her sleeve. I will be getting one of these for her! So glad you blogged about this, this may just be the answer to our constant struggle with her hot and cold emotions. Do they have any promo codes avail?
I like the Cloud. So sweet!
I like! These are so very sweet! The cat is my favorite :)
I love love love the cloud! & Liked!
Liked! We are having some trouble with my daughter not being able to identify the difference between sad, frustrated, mad, disappointed, etc. I think this doll would be a great tool for her to be able to tell us what she's feeling. We would love the cat!
I liked Kimochis on Facebook. I love the cloud and the mixed feelings.
oh, the cat, definitely! :) I'd love to read other suggestions on feelings, too. We talk about feelings, and try not to discourage shows of feelings (which is challenging mid-tantrum!), but I wonder what more I could do.
We liked! She would love either. We have an eighteen month old, and instead of having tantrums, that could potentially hurt her, we get our anger out by dancing, and end up laughing!
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