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Educators | Parents | Caregivers

Does your child experience BIG feelings?


Yeah, Join The Club.

No Seriously, Welcome to

Satori Kid Club

is a space for like-minded grown-ups interested in raising children able to process their feelings.


Come along with 6‑year‑old Myla as she learns to process BIG feelings with the help of her friends, the Energy Fairies.

Today's parenting battle is an opportunity to build tomorrow's relationship.

In the Book Myla Learns Wings Over My Heart the garden is Myla's safe space to explore feelings. Through the story, the Growth Garden becomes a safe world for you and your child to explore feelings together. Meet the characters, visit Myla's world, and grab the exact tools you can use side-by-side to navigate big emotions through connection and play.

Explore the Garden
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Cartoon mother, Holly in a blue hoodie and pants, smiling and holding a steaming mug. Satori Kid Club

Educators | Parents | Caregivers

Does your child experience BIG feelings?


Yeah, Join The Club.

No Seriously,Welcome to

Satori Kid Club

is a space for like-minded grown-ups interested in raising children able to process their feelings.


Today's parenting battle is an opportunity to build tomorrow's relationship.

Come along with 6‑year‑old Myla as she learns to process BIG feelings with the help of her friends, the Energy Fairies.

Myla a 6-year-old girl with brown hair and blue eyes, wearing orange shirt and green overalls, crossing arms.

In the Book Myla Learns Wings Over My Heart the garden is Myla's safe space to explore feelings. Through the story, the Growth Garden becomes a safe world for you and your child to explore feelings together. Meet the characters, visit Myla's world, and grab the exact tools you can use side-by-side to navigate big emotions through connection and play.

Educators | Parents | Caregivers

Does your child experience BIG feelings?


Yeah, Join The Club.

Cartoon mother, Holly in a blue hoodie and pants, smiling and holding a steaming mug. Satori Kid Club

No Seriously, Welcome to

Satori Kid Club

is a space for like-minded grown-ups interested in raising children able to process their feelings.


Today's parenting battle is an opportunity to build tomorrow's relationship.

Come along with 6‑year‑old Myla as she learns to process BIG feelings with the help of her friends, the Energy Fairies.

Satori Kid Club : Myla smiles, holding a glowing heart, with a fairy glowing beside her.

In the Book Myla Learns Wings Over My Heart the garden is Myla's safe space to explore feelings. Through the story, the Growth Garden becomes a safe world for you and your child to explore feelings together. Meet the characters, visit Myla's world, and grab the exact tools you can use side-by-side to navigate big emotions through connection and play.

Where We Learn to Process Those Feelings Together.

Children grow emotional awareness faster when grown‑ups grow with them.

Stories make emotional learning natural and fun. Satori Kid Club gives children and grown‑ups practical skills they can practice together again and again. Through relatable stories and activities, kids explore big emotions, build empathy, and grow self‑awareness while grown‑ups strengthen connection and communication along the way.

Children can learn emotional awareness earlier if adults practice it alongside them.

Stories are a fun and engaging way to introduce children to social and emotional learning. Unlike resources that simply name emotions, Satori Kid Club gives children and grown-ups practical skills they can practice together again and again. Through relatable scenarios, kids can explore and understand big emotions, helping them build empathy and self-awareness. Reading stories and trying new activities together can strengthen the parent-child bond, making complex concepts easier to discuss in a natural, approachable way.

Children can learn emotional awareness earlier if adults practice it alongside them.

Stories are a fun and engaging way to introduce children to social and emotional learning. Through relatable stories, kids can explore and understand big emotions, helping them build empathy and self-awareness.


Reading together can strengthen the parent-child bond, making complex concepts easier to discuss in a natural, approachable way.

☀️Successfully Shifting from Summer to School🚌

A Little Support for Grown-Ups

The return to school brings new routines, exciting milestones, and BIG feelings for everyone, child, parent, educator.


Join us over the next four weeks as we emotionally prepare for the transition back to school by exploring four story-led Growth Garden tools designed to help both child and grown-up. Inspired by Myla's story and everyday moments with her, each week one article will introduce one practical tool from a different Practice Learning Together category, giving you simple ways to grow emotional awareness together through learning to explore and process feelings together.


Whether you're looking for a regulation technique, playful ways to build confidence, meaningful conversations, or opportunities to reflect together, each article is designed to help you get ready to make the successful shift back to school one practice at a time.

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By Angela Thibault August 5, 2026
Back-to-school season brings big feelings for everyone. Learn how to prepare your nervous systems together with Satori Kid Club.

Myla learns how to help her BIG feelings when she is afraid to go to school.

Book cover: Girl and fairy, title

When BIG feelings show up, this story helps children learn to Notice, Connect, and Listen to what’s happening inside, the first steps in learning to process emotions.


Through Myla’s gentle example, children discover how centering their body and naming their feelings builds self‑awareness and emotional safety.


Includes a simple self‑soothing practice children can use again and again to feel grounded and connected.

Get the Book
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Myla holding a glowing heart. Wearing an orange shirt, teal overalls, purple leggings, and blue shoes.

Featured Article

A Fun Way to Successfully Shift from Summer to School by Preparing Everyone's Nervous System for Change.

 Back-to-school season brings big feelings for everyone. Instead of focusing solely on the schedule, learn how to prepare your nervous systems together with Satori Kid Club. This technique uses The Parallel Journey™, our relational philosophy for understanding that children and grown-ups experience transitions differently and provides a practical, playful 'School Bus Tires' breathing technique.

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Woman crouches on a porch, Practicing School Bus Tires breathing technique with a child wearing a purple backpack at sunset.