Theme: Finding Your Calm Spot

  • Raven felt the wind make her whiskers shake.
    What sounds or feelings sometimes feel too big for you?
  • Raven tucked herself into a softer spot.
    Where is your calm spot at home or school?
  • Raven tried a slow breath while Willow sat beside her.
    What helps your body slow down when things feel noisy?
  • Willow didn’t try to “fix” Raven — she just stayed close.
    Who helps you feel safe when your feelings feel loud?
  • Raven didn’t become totally calm, but she felt a little better.
    What helps you feel “a little better” when you’re overwhelmed?

There are no wrong answers. All feelings are welcome.


🌼 Gentle Grown-Up Notes (Optional)

Episode 5 focuses on:

• Sensory grounding
• Finding a calm spot
• Body-based calming (breathing, soft textures, stillness)
• Co-regulation with a trusted grown-up or caregiver
• Supporting emotional discomfort without rushing
• Encouraging small improvements instead of total calm

A child’s calm spot might be:
• a cozy corner
• a blanket fort
• a pillow pile
• a parent’s lap
• a quiet room
• a favorite soft object

Children do not need to become calm quickly.
They only need safety, space, and connection.