As Uvalde’s students enter the classroom next week, they will have a new tool available to them when they experience big emotions. Cincinnati-based company Calm Caterpillar is becoming part of the ...

If you’re a parent or teacher — or just someone who's witnessed a toddler throw a tantrum in public — you know that children don't always know how to express strong emotions like anger or frustration.

This trick from a child’s playbook works for adults, too. We pull out all the stops for our kids to keep them mentally and physically well, like limiting screen time, filling a plate with colorful ...

The Calm Caterpillar Program is a resource used to help small children express and understand tough emotions.It was created by Sarah Habib in 2017 and provides students with resources, allowing them ...

An eighth-grade student at the small St. John the Evangelist Catholic School in Loveland has plans to change the world, one Calm Kit at a time. Kaitlyn Tollefson has spread homemade kits designed to ...

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The noise finds us everywhere now — kitchen radios competing with email pings, a toddler’s wail colliding with late-night Slack. Homes that once felt like cocoons now echo with tasks, alerts, and ...

Anger in children is generally misunderstood as misbehaviour. But truth be told, an angry child isn’t just throwing a tantrum, it’s a little heart overwhelmed by big feelings. While popular advice ...