Featured Reviews

Resources like “Pop Out Loud” feel like treasures in our hands. They give us the language we might not have had growing up, the tools our own parents may never have learned and the confidence to show up for our children in ways that honor their whole selves.
– Danielle Shugg, The Mindful Blonde

 

Inspiring and encouraging, “Pop Out Loud” is a must read for every HSC (highly sensitive child)!
– April Snow LMFT, Licensed Psychotherapist and Author of “Find Your Strength: A Workbook for the Highly Sensitive Person

 

“Pop Out Loud, First Day of School ” is a gem that not only acknowledges but celebrates the depth of feelings in sensitive children. [This book] offers hope and reassurance for children and parents navigating the rich landscapes of sensitivity.
– Renee D’Souza MC, Therapist for Highly Sensitive People

 

This is a heartwarming story that shows the value of expressing – and listening to – emotions, especially when they seem big. All children would benefit from hearing this message, not just those who are highly sensitive.
– Rhea Redivo BSW, MSW, Registered Social Worker & Psychotherapist

 

This book will give kids the courage to try new activities, knowing that they can reach out to parents and trusted adults for support during moments of uncertainty or challenge. The gentle rhymes and vibrant illustrations lend a playfulness to the story that will resonate with sensitive and deeply feeling young children.
– Amy Lajiness LCSW, Creator of Highly Sensitive Parenthood

 

Raising awareness of children who feel their emotions more intensely is so important, as is providing those same children with tools to help them understand themselves and navigate those feelings and the world with more ease. So many children will relate to Jimmy’s big feelings – what a gift this book is for sensitive children and their parent alike.
– Jenni Honeyben Highly Sensitive Parenting Coach

 

“Pop Out Loud, First Day of Soccer” is a heartwarming reminder that big feelings aren’t something to fear. They’re something to notice, name and navigate. This playful and empowering story reassures young readers that every emotion is welcome and an important part of their journey.
– Julie Sleilaty M.Ed (Neuroscience & Mental Health) Teacher and Mindfulness Coach