Help your family
talk about feelings.
A card deck for parents and kids. Each person gets their own.
Kids have the feelings.
They just don't have the words yet.
Honestly, most of us don't either — nobody really taught us this stuff. But when you can name a feeling, you can share it. And that's where connection starts.
"How was school today?"
"I don't know."
We've all been there. They're not hiding — they just need a way in.
"Why are you upset?"
"I'm not upset!"
We've all been there. They're not hiding — they just need a way in.
"What's wrong?"
"Nothing."
We've all been there. They're not hiding — they just need a way in.
Feeling Cards give you both the words.
Two decks. One for you.
One for your kid.
Your deck, their deck. Same feelings — just each person holds their own. It works because it's equal. Nobody is being studied.
Base Emotion Cards
40 cardsCore feelings like happy, sad, angry, scared, surprised, and disgusted — the universal emotional vocabulary every person needs.
Body Feeling Cards
20 cardsFeelings you sense in your body — tight chest, fluttery stomach, warm face. Helps build somatic awareness alongside emotional awareness.
Expansion Cards
20 cardsNuanced emotions that come with experience — overwhelmed, nostalgic, proud, relieved. Grows your vocabulary as you grow.
Blank Cards
10 cardsDraw and name your own feelings. For when the perfect word doesn't exist yet — or when you invent a new one.
It's really this simple.
No script needed. No therapy degree. Just the cards — anywhere, anytime.
Pick a card together
Spread the cards out on the table — or just grab the deck. Each person picks the feeling card that matches what's going on inside them right now.
Pause, notice, name
Turn the card over. Read the description. Ask: “Does this feel right?” The card backs offer prompts and guidance to help explore the feeling more deeply.
Works from age 4. No reading needed for little ones — the pictures tell the story.
Something for everyone
in your family
Model emotional intelligence alongside your child
- Show your kids it's safe to feel hard things
- Build a shared emotional vocabulary at home
- Turn everyday moments into connection points
- Practice what was never taught to your generation
Build the language of feelings playfully
- Name what's happening inside them with confidence
- Feel seen and understood — not dismissed
- Develop self-awareness skills that last a lifetime
- Engage through beautifully illustrated cards they'll love
Create rituals of real connection
- A check-in tool for dinner time, car rides, and bedtime
- Transform the dreaded "I don't know" response
- Play any of the included games and activities together
- Build a family culture of emotional openness
The moment it clicks
Real families. Real conversations. Real connection.
“After asking my son how school was, he gave that common 'I don't know' response. So I handed him the Feeling Cards to see if that would help. He picked 5 Feeling Cards! This was not a kid who didn't know what he was feeling. This was a kid who just needed the tools and the language to name what was going on.”
Anne
Mom, son age 10
“I light up anytime she's like, 'Can we do the feeling cards now?' It feels good that she's wanting to talk about this stuff.”
Mike
Dad, daughter age 10
“We use these at dinner time as a check-in. It's become one of our favorite family rituals. My kids actually fight over who gets to go first now.”
Sarah
Mom of three (placeholder — real testimonial coming soon)
Want to bring these
home to your family?
We're launching on Kickstarter. Back us and be among the first families to get them. We're so glad you found us.
Ships to families in the US · Funding goal in progress