What Does My Body Say?

<p><b>Abby has first-day-of-school jitters and learns some magical moves for navigating big feelings! </b> This picture book helps young readers and their adults recognize how their bodies express… Lue lisää <p><b>Abby has first-day-of-school jitters and learns some magical moves for navigating big feelings! </b>

This picture book helps young readers and their adults recognize how their bodies express feelings—and how to respond with care and confidence.

From tummy flutters to tight shoulders, our bodies often speak before we do. Abby Cadabby learns to listen to her body’s clues and discovers calming techniques like Butterfly Breathing, Hug It Out, and Body Scans. She explores how to manage big feelings like nervousness and excitement—using her body as a helpful guide.

Developed with expert input from a Mayo Clinic pediatric psychologist, this warm story supports emotional literacy and body awareness in young children. With vibrant illustrations, and beloved <i>Sesame Street</i> characters, this book is perfect for:</p><ul><li>Helping children connect physical sensations with emotional experiences</li><li>Supporting social-emotional learning at home, in classrooms, or in therapy</li><li>Encouraging self-soothing techniques that build resilience and confidence</li></ul><p>Whether kids feel butterflies in their tummy or just need a moment to breathe, <i>What Does My Body Say? </i> is a reassuring reminder that every feeling is valid—and every child can learn to listen to their body with kindness.

<i><b>Everyday Feelings with Sesame Street </b></i><b>invites children to explore feelings with the help of their favorite </b><i><b>Sesame Street</b></i><b> friends. Combining fun narratives with expert guidance from a Mayo Clinic pediatric psychologist, each adventure offers practical strategies to support every child's emotional well-being. </b>

<b>Mayo Clinic Press Kids creates empowering health and wellness content in partnership with pediatric experts. Proceeds from the sale of every book go to benefit important medical research and education at Mayo Clinic. </b></p>