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Our journey in gratitude is so special. Remember, every day has something to be thankful for. See you tomorrow for more adventures! Whisper and friends had a great time exploring the magic of breath. You can use your breath any time to feel calm and happy just like the animals in the forest! This book introduces toddlers to the concept of mindful breathing through a relatable character, engaging stories of forest animals, and interactive elements that encourage practicing breathing techniques. Join Cami and explore the colorful world of emotions! From happiness and excitement to sadness and anger, Cami helps kids recognize their feelings and shows how each one makes them grow. Through fun activities, children will learn how to express and understand their emotions. Let’s explore how we feel, together!
“This collection of books provides a beautiful addition to those introducing the concepts of gratitude, kindness and using the breath as a steading anchor. I’m sure they will be a valuable resource for all those who are responsible for the well-being of children”.
Dr Sharon Hadley. CEO, Oxford Mindfulness
Her Royal Highness Princess Noor Bint Asem of Jordan is an author and passionate advocate for positive change in families, schools, and individual lives. A devoted mother of three and a graduate in Positive Leadership from IE Business School, she blends lived experience with academic insight to inspire a more conscious approach to early childhood—and to life itself.
She is the founder of Moments, a platform dedicated to conscious education and reimagining the early years with intention, connection, and well-being at its core. Her vision is rooted in the belief that life is made of moments—and that by being fully present in them, we can nurture whole, emotionally aware humans from the very beginning.
Through her writing and initiatives, she invites families, caregivers, and educators to join the Moments movement: a growing community committed to nurturing mindful growth and emotional resilience in early childhood—one moment at a time.
