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What if kids could practice emotional skills before they actually needed them?


Let’s Practice Steady Steps! gives kids ages 5–10 and their grown-ups five emotional regulation activities for kids to practice during ordinary moments—when nobody has to be upset, overwhelmed, or having a hard time.


Together, you’ll practice Notice, Name, Make Room, Shrink, and Try while learning what these ideas actually look like for your child.


Inside you'll find:


  • 5 everyday parent-child activities


  • Simple practice with all five Steady Steps™


  • Reflection and personalization pages


  • A real-life practice activity


  • A link to the free My Steady Steps Plan™


There’s no single “right” way to practice. Try something together, notice what happens, and use what you learn.


Ages 5–10 | 13-page printable PDF | Instant digital download


Want to keep practicing together? 


Explore more free activities and resources from Mindful Living Resources™ for you and your child.


One steady step at a time. 🐾

Let’s Practice Steady Steps! — Emotional Regulation Activities for Kids

SKU: LPST
$5.99Price
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Wauwatosa, WI

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