IST 605: Early Childhood Emotional Development Resources

References

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Brochmann, H., Bowen, L., & Ng-Benitez, S. (2018). A feel better book for little tempers. Magination Press, American Psychological Association.

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Campbell, A. G., & Stauble, L. E. (2023). Tiny humans, big emotions: How to Navigate tantrums, meltdowns and defiance to raise emotionally intelligent children. Harvest Publications.

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Carbone, C., & Kushnir, H. (2018). This makes me sad. Rodale Kids.

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Chang, K. (2025c). Scared. Bellwether Media.

Collins, S., & DuFalla, A. (2017a). Happy. Rourke Educational Media.

Collins, S., & DuFalla, A. (2017b). Sad. Rourke Educational Media.

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Llenas, A. (2018). The color monster: A story about emotions. Little, Brown and Company.

Martin, M., & Florian, M. (2013). Princess stella gets sad. Picture Window Books.

Medina, J. (2023). I feel!: A book of emotions. Harper Collins.

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Rockwell, L. (2019). How do you feel? Holiday House.

Saltzman, A. (2014). A still quiet place: A mindfulness program for teaching children and adolescents to ease stress and difficult emotions. New Harbinger Publications.

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