Feeling All My Worry: A Rhyming Book for Kids Who Worry Too Much

by Kim T.S.

Do you want to help your child turn their worries into a superpower? Our worry book for kids is the perfect guide to teach them how to understand and overcome their worries and anxieties. With practical strategies conveyed through gentle rhyme and original illustrations, this book helps children become more self-aware and resilient.
Reading this book with your child will help - understand the purpose of worry, and accept it as a valid emotion - develop confidence, a sense of control, and a growth mindset - transform worries into an empowering tool for success
Learning self-regulation at an early age prepares kids to face challenges in life. Discover how to help your child develop the social-emotional skills to manage their worry and anxiety!

36 pages, Hardcover

Published June 9, 2023

About the author

Our hope is to change the world, one child at a time. Our feelings books for kids explore all the different feelings that come with growing up-- why they matter, and what kids can do to help themselves and those around them.

I started writing to help my son deal with big feelings when he was 3-5 years old. He's 7 now, and he helps me with ideas for our books.

We hope our stories can help your family navigate difficult feelings. Send us a message anytime- we would love to hear from you!

Reviews

[Cassia Hall]

Worry and anxiety are prevalent among people of all ages. Unfortunately, it's affecting younger and younger children.

It's lovely to see such a series aimed at very young kids, as it's never too early to teach them emotional literacy, giving them a boost in emotional intelligence that will stand them in good stead for the rest of their lives.

All the books in this series do this in an entertaining manner, but this one happens to be my favourite, partly because the giraffe character is so very endearing, and partly because it packs so much (including advice for self-regulation) into a picture book and yet never feels overwhelming.

This series should be a staple in every school, every classroom, and every home. If you work with children, if you have a child or grandchild, be sure to get the whole series.

[Jessi]

Amazing childrens book

This is a great story for the classroom with phonetics naturally inside the story. This is will teach a child how to regulate there worry of any age. I love the sun super hero in the story!

[Latoya Patterson]

Great book for kids

This is a great book for kids. THE book does a great job at teaching kids how to deal with worrying and anxiety.

[Heidi Ennis]

Feeling All My Worry by Kim T.S is a beautiful little picture book about Kimi the giraffe and being worried. The rhymes and illustrations make this a wonderful real aloud book for parents to discuss these big feelings with their kids. As a Guidance Counselor, I would recommend this book for use in the classroom as well. All kids (big and small) can relate to Kimi’s worrying and woven throughout the book are useful tools for handling worry. Kimi even has a cute little mouse friend helping her on every page. Parents and teachers will find useful tools to empower kids to battle their worries using their own “superpowers.” Kim’s books are a gift and will be loved by parents and kids alike. I truly hope that Kim keeps on writing.

[Ginny]

Feel Them And Forget Them

Feeling All My Worry was such a wonderful morning read with the grandkids. First of all its a rhyming story, our favorite. Second of all we love that the book rotates when we turn our device. Reading in landscape mode really makes these adorable illustrations even more adorable. The story itself was a very easy read for our young readers, and the message it delivers to them was outstanding. Don't worry about feeling those worries. Feel them. Grow from them. And move on!

[Pria Dee]

a much needed book on everyday fears for young children

A lyrical book that will appeal to parents and children . It talks through common fears that children face such as dewar of water and nightmares and tell them very simply that’s it’s okay to have fears and how to cope with them.

Illustrations are cute and colorful!

[Morenike Oyenusi]

Nicely written! Nicely illustrated!

This new book by Kim T.S helps children confront and address their worries. It also teaches them to focus on the here and now, instead of stressing about the past or the future.

[Stephanie]

This children's book is one that offers advice on what to do when you are worried. I think it will help lots of readers and I like that this series of books is helpful and offers strong and positive messages to the children who will be reading.

[Whimsyguides]

Wonderful book

This is such a great book to teach kids not to worry and to just do their best in all situations. The rhyme is catchy and perfect to engage little readers. And the illustrations are gorgeous!

[Jyothsna Raju]

Adorable

Kim writes best books about feelings and emotions. The words are written in kid friendly manner where even a small kid can understand. The illustrations are adorable. Love her books. Highly recommended.

[Shermaine Perry-Knights]

Excellent suggestions to reduce anxiety

Love the suggestions to reduce anxiety. My favorite is to create a different ending when you have a bad dream. Reminding readers of what you can and cannot control is a great idea. As a former teacher, I highly recommend this book.

[Chelsea Kong]

Feeling worried

Worry is a strong emotion that children need to understand how it can affect them. This book tells them about that. It also helps them to deal with the feelings of worry. It's helpful. I am struggle with worry too. I found this book helpful.

[Jessica Dawn Birks]

Wonderful way to explain emotions to kids

Beautiful illustrations and rhymes to help soothe children who struggle with worry and anxiety. The little giraffe is SO CUTE!!

[Peggy]

A perfect book for children!