Support to return to

Books and resources made with real families in mind

Gentle, accessible resources for exploring feelings, slowing down and helping people feel less alone.

Books

Stories and calm moments to hold in your hands

Milly’s Big Feelings book cover

Children’s picture book · Ages 4–8

Milly’s Big Feelings

A gentle story for little hearts with big feelings. Milly’s story helps children understand that emotions can feel enormous—and that talking about them can make them feel lighter.

  • Normalises big feelings without shame
  • Encourages children to talk to a trusted adult
  • Suitable for shared reading at home or school
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Calm and Cosy book cover

Colouring and wellness · Adults and older teens

Calm & Cosy

A quiet, supportive space to return to whenever life feels busy or overwhelming. It combines detailed colouring pages with gentle wellbeing prompts.

  • One-sided designs with blank reverse pages
  • Gentle prompts for reflection and grounding
  • Designed for calm—not perfection
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Downloadable guides

Practical support, ready when you need it

Simple, compassionate PDFs for home, school or conversations with a young person. Purchases and secure downloads are handled by Payhip.

Parent edition · Downloadable PDF

When Everything Feels Too Much

A compassionate guide to understanding overwhelm, shutdowns and big feelings without blame or shame.

Practical support for anxious, sensitive or neurodivergent children and teens

Teen edition · Downloadable PDF

When Everything Feels Too Much

A calm, accessible guide to help teenagers make sense of overwhelm and discover what supports them.

Written directly for teens in clear, reassuring language

Teen’s guide · Downloadable PDF

Bullying in UK Schools

Clear, supportive information to help young people recognise bullying, seek help and protect their wellbeing.

Practical UK-focused guidance for difficult school situations

Parent’s guide · Downloadable PDF

Bullying in UK Schools

A calm, step-by-step guide to recording incidents, working with school and supporting your child.

UK responsibilities, first steps, templates, incident log and wellbeing tips

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