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  • My Voice Is Getting Louder
    The Regulated Human Co.
    You heard it happen, halfway through the sentence.It is ten past six. You have asked three times. The third one was not like the first two.You did not run out of patience. You ran out of what’s underneath patience-the capacity to absorb one more small demand without it costing you anything.Think about what your voice has already done today. It has been level in meetings you did...
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  • 100mph from 7am to 7pm
    The Regulated Human Co.
    Not how do I stop it. What is it looking for?Some bodies need a great deal of information to feel settled. Without enough of it, a body goes looking - and looking is what the hanging off you, the crashing into the sofa and the climbing on the back of the chair actually are.A short book about the child who is going before their eyes are open and still going at seven at night. Wh...
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  • Fine at School, Falling Apart at Home
    The Regulated Human Co.
    They are not worse with you. They are more themselves.They spent six hours running a version of themselves that fits the room. Watching what is expected. Waiting to speak. Sharing, queuing, going along with a game somebody else chose. Not crying.It is a good version. It is also work - and the bill for it arrives at the school gate, in front of the one person it is safe to hand ...
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  • Getting Out the Door
    The Regulated Human Co.
    Twenty past eight is not a time. It is a feeling, and they can read it on you before you have said a word.They cannot read the clock. They can read you instantly. And a body that picks up urgency without understanding where it came from does not go faster. It slows down, or it stops, or it starts an argument about a coat.A short book about the hallway. Why getting up earlier ne...
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  • The Two-Hour Bedtime
    The Regulated Human Co.
    The water was never about water.Bedtime is the first moment in fourteen hours when nothing is happening. No noise, no next thing, nobody talking, nothing to look at. For a great many children that is not restful. It is the first time all day that there is room for everything they have been outrunning.And it all arrives at once, in the dark, in the wrong order. The thing that ha...
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  • Nothing Is Right for Tea
    The Regulated Human Co.
    The toast cannot be uncut. You both know that.Consider the rest of their day. They did not choose to get up, or what to wear, or to go to school, or who to sit next to, or when to come home. Almost everything about a small child’s day is decided by somebody else, mostly for good reasons, and mostly without anybody noticing how total it is.Then a plate arrives. And nobody can ma...
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  • Two More Minutes
    The Regulated Human Co.
    Two minutes is not a length of time.For a child who has been holding a lot all day, a screen is not entertainment. It is the first quiet they have had - the noise of the house gone, nothing being asked of them, the thing that happened at school held out completely for the first time since half past three.Which is why the floor arrives the second it stops. The tablet is the door...
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  • They Won’t Tell Me What’s Wrong
    The Regulated Human Co.
    They are not keeping it from you. It is not finished yet, and being asked for it is the thing stopping it finishing.Asking a child what is wrong requires four things of them at once. To know what happened. To know how they feel about it. To find words for that. And to say those words out loud, to a face that is waiting.Adults do all four so quickly that they feel like one thing...
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  • Why Won’t They Play On Their Own?
    The Regulated Human Co.
    A cupboard full of things. And they are bored at you.Play looks like the opposite of effort. It is not.Starting something alone takes four separate jobs - having an idea, deciding it is good enough, beginning without permission, and staying through the dull middle where it is not working yet. Every one of those is harder on an empty tank, which is why it is the first thing to g...
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  • Everything Is a Negotiation
    The Regulated Human Co.
    Testing, or checking? It matters which.A test is something you do to find out whether somebody will fail. A check is something you do to find out whether something is still there. Almost none of this is testing.A rule that never moves only has to be checked once. A rule that moves - sometimes, in certain moods, when you are tired, when somebody is visiting - has to be checked e...
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  • The Supermarket Run
    The Regulated Human Co.
    Two jobs at once. Only one of them is yours.A shop is not a neutral place that a child behaves badly in. It is a machine for demanding attention, and it works.The lights, the beeping, the temperature, the thing at exactly till height. All of it designed by people who are very good at their jobs, and none of it designed with a four-year-old’s nervous system in mind.A short book ...
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  • I Feel Like I’m Getting It Wrong
    The Regulated Human Co.
    The feeling is not a measurement.Everybody is asleep. The kitchen is more or less done. This is the part of the day you have been waiting for since about four in the afternoon-and what you are doing with it is replaying a thirty-second exchange from six hours ago.It is never the big things. It is the tone you used about the shoes. The face you probably made. The two seconds whe...
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  • Everyone is Feeling Something
    The Regulated Human Co.
    Everyone is feeling something. Even the ones who look fine.Eleven busy places. A shop that is too loud. A school carpet. A party. A waiting room. A park. A swimming pool. A kitchen in the morning. A queue. A playground. A big hall. A house at bedtime. Hundreds of beans, and every one of them feeling something.On every page there are two things to look for.The first one has an a...
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  • The Wobble
    The Regulated Human Co.
    There is a wobble in this book. It has been going fast all day. It cannot go out. But it can go slow.Put both hands flat on the page. Push, harder than that. Shake the book - and watch the wobble get bigger, because that is what happens first, and it is allowed. Squeeze the edges until your hands are tired. Turn a page as slowly as you can. Blow at the corner, twice, the second...
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  • Little Signals at Night
    The Regulated Human Co.
    Set it up once. Use it every night.Some children are not sleepy after dinner. They are at their fastest.Little Signals at Night is a wind-down book in two halves. In the first half, made once in the daytime, your child builds their own evening - choosing their moves, finding their soft things, setting their own order. In the second half there is nothing to write. You just turn ...
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  • The Oops
    The Regulated Human Co.
    The pot broke. Little Bean did not.Little Bean only wanted to help. Then the little pot fell - and the hot, sinking feeling came. The one that rushes up fast. The one that wants to hide. The one that whispers that a mistake makes you less loved.Every child knows that feeling. Most of them never hear it named.Here is what doesn’t happen next: nobody gets cross. And nobody says i...
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  • The Way Back
    The Regulated Human Co.
    A big feeling came like a wind, and lifted Little Bean off the floor. This is the way back down.Sometimes a feeling comes. Not a small one - a big, fast, all-of-you feeling. It comes like a wind: it lifts, and lifts, and lifts, until Little Bean can’t feel the floor. It carries Little Bean up like a leaf - far from the floor, far from the room, far from itself.Every child knows...
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  • The Steady One
    The Regulated Human Co.
    You know what you are supposed to do.Lower your voice. Stay curious. Hold the boundary kindly. And some mornings, on the hallway floor, none of it is available to you.The Steady One is a book about that gap - not about closing it, which cannot be done, but about what can be done from inside it. Written for the grown-up beside the child, it moves through twenty-five short chapte...
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  • The Hurry
    The Regulated Human Co.
    Some mornings the clock goes faster than the room.Little Bean has somewhere to be. The morning has started without it. And the faster it tries to go, the slower it gets - fumbly fingers, a shoe that will not go on, a coat with too many arms.Then Big Bean stops. Not to fix it. Just to notice something first: its own chest, going fast.'I am hurrying too,' said Big Bean. 'And hurr...
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  • Little Signals Out and About
    The Regulated Human Co.
    Some children find busy places a lot. The shop with its shelves and lights. The café with its waiting. The party with its words. Not naughty, not dramatic - just a small body noticing a big place, sooner and louder than anyone planned.Little Signals: Out and About is a portable noticing companion for exactly those moments. It lives in the bag, opens at any page, and asks almost...
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  • After the Day
    The Regulated Human Co.
    Some children don’t fall apart at school. They wait. They hold the whole day together - the lining up, the listening, the quiet voice - and then they walk through their own front door, and the day comes out all at once.Little Bean has had a big day. All day, Little Bean was good. But at home, the socks suddenly feel wrong. A small question is too many words. The bag lands on th...
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  • When the Plan Changes
    The Regulated Human Co.
    Some children carry the day’s plan the way other children carry a teddy. Where we are going. Who will be there. What happens first, and what happens next. The plan is not a preference - it is how their body gets ready.Little Bean has built the whole day, all the way to the end. Then the plan changes. The grown-up says it is only a small change. But Little Bean’s body had alread...
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  • Before the Noise
    The Regulated Human Co.
    Most mornings begin with input - phones, demands, other people’s urgency - before you’ve had a chance to arrive in your own body.Before the Noise is a structured morning check-in designed to help you meet the day from a settled place, rather than a reactive one.This isn’t about morning routines or productivity. It’s about giving your nervous system a moment of steadiness before...
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  • The Waiting
    The Regulated Human Co.
    Waiting legs go jiggly. Waiting tummies go fluttery. Waiting ears go sharp.Little Bean is waiting for something. Something is taking its time. The door does nothing, no matter how hard Little Bean watches it - and hurrying the waiting doesn’t help either, because waiting doesn’t hurry. It just waits. The Waiting is a gentle story for every child stuck in that stretchy, restless...
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  • Copy Me
    The Regulated Human Co.
     Little Bean does one. You do the same one. That is the whole book. A big smile. Arms out to the sides. Arms all the way up, then just one. Reach for something. Lean over, not too far. Jump, with both feet off the floor. Sleepy eyes. Very, very still. Ten things to copy, and they come down in order. Loud and big at the start, quiet at the end, because a body that is already goi...
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  • Some Mornings Feel Heavy
    The Regulated Human Co.
    The bag is ready. The shoes are waiting. But some mornings, even the smallest next step can feel very far away.Little Bean knows where they are meant to go. But breakfast feels too big, clothes feel wrong, and the morning is moving faster than Little Bean’s body can follow.Big Bean almost says: We have to go. We are going to be late.Then Big Bean notices something more importan...
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  • The Words Went Quiet
    The Regulated Human Co.
    Little Bean usually has words. Words for breakfast. Words for puddles. Words for almost everything.But today, something feels difficult - and the words will not come.The questions are kind ones. 'What happened?' 'Are you okay?' 'Can you tell me?' But each gentle question seems to move the words further away, not closer.Then Big Bean stops asking.You do not have to find the word...
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  • The Worry Jar
    The Regulated Human Co.
    Some worries do not shout. They just stay - small, and strangely heavy.Little Bean has a worry. It is not a big worry. But it is not a small one, either. It follows Little Bean to breakfast. It follows Little Bean out to play. It gets a little bigger by bedtime, the way worries do in the quiet. The Worry Jar is a gentle story for the child who cannot quite say what is wrong, on...
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  • The Grey Day
    The Regulated Human Co.
    Some days start grey.Not sad, exactly. Just heavy arms, slow legs, and a head full of fog - the flat, can’t-get-going days every child (and every grown-up) knows, and almost no picture book talks about. The Grey Day is a gentle story for exactly those mornings.Little Bean wakes up and everything is grey. Breakfast looks boring. Toys look boring. Even the good things look grey. ...
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  • The Little Signals Activity
    The Regulated Human Co.
    There are no wrong answers. No neat colouring. No finishing in order.That’s the promise on page four, and every page keeps it. The Little Signals Activity Book is a draw-and-notice book for children aged 4-8 - built around one simple idea: feelings start in the body, and a child who can notice their signals can learn what to do with them.The book opens by helping children find ...
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