Emotion Diversion Set – playfully dealing with feelings
Sometimes a color or movement says more than words. The Emotion Diversion Set helps children playfully discover and regulate their feelings. This set has been developed for hospitals, mental health institutions, outpatient clinics, and other care moments where talking about emotions and distraction is needed. Visual stimuli, tactile feedback, and a focus on balance create space for both conversation and relaxation.

5 x Wands – rest for the eyes
Slowly moving glitters attract the gaze and help the child to calm down. The predictable shimmering has a calming effect, helps reduce tension, and supports the recognition of subtle emotions.

5 x Balance Birds – tangible focus
These birds balance on the child's fingertip. The light pressure from the beak provides a tangible stimulus that shifts attention and helps to regulate emotions during exciting or intense moments.

1 x Set of 4 Emotion Bottles – seeing and naming
With these bottles, children can visually indicate how they feel: from happy and calm to angry or sad. Looking at, shaking, and naming the color helps with emotion recognition, self-reflection, and conversational support. This makes talking about feelings concrete and understandable, even for younger children or children who have difficulty verbalizing emotions.

Why this set is so valuable:
- Combination of seeing, feeling, and moving for optimal attention shifting
- Supports emotion regulation and self-reflection
- Suitable for young children and children with sensory challenges
- Can be used immediately during care moments, therapy, or in a school setting

Thanks to its various components, the set can be used flexibly, tailored to the needs of each child. This creates a calmer moment in which the child receives both distraction and support with emotions, while the professional has space to provide guidance.
If this set does not precisely meet your needs, please let me know, and I will help you assemble a set that fits your requirements.