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Review: Stages Emotion Cards

Stages: Emotion Cards have been an excellent tool for teaching our daughter not just about her emotions but also how to handle different situations. I simply show her a card and ask her what she thinks is happening, how each person feels and what they could do to become happy. If she has trouble with a card we talk about different things the people could do from sharing to apologizing to trying and. She’s learning great ways to deal with her emotions. I’d definitely recommend these especially if you’d child has trouble expressing themselves or dealing with certain situations.


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  1. MaryAnneJune 16, 2019 at 12:17 AM

    Great review. I wish I knew about these when my kids were small!

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    1. OneLuckeyWifeJune 16, 2019 at 8:27 PM

      Thank you! I think these have really helped her since she was a late talker.

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