Big feelings can make even the kindest hearts feel crowded.

Fiona the Fox is used to having Mama all to herself. But when Bunny comes over to play, Fiona notices a strange feeling growing inside her.

Her chest feels tight. Her thoughts get crowded. And every time Mama gives Bunny attention, one little thought gets louder:

What about me?

With Mama's gentle help, Fiona discovers that the feeling has a name: jealousy. But feeling jealous doesn't make Fiona mean or bad. Sometimes jealousy is simply a clue that we're afraid of losing our place, want to feel included, or need a little reassurance.

As Fiona learns to notice what jealousy feels like in her body and put her feelings into words, she discovers that sharing attention doesn't mean losing love-and making room for someone new doesn't mean there is less room for her.

Fiona the Fox's Crowded Heart is a warm, reassuring picture book that helps young children explore jealousy, sharing, friendship, and big emotions in an age-appropriate way.

With a gentle story and interactive activities, children can practice noticing their feelings, pausing before reacting, asking for what they need, and making room for others without ignoring their own feelings.

Because feelings can be big without being the boss.

Big Feelings Belong Here.