Librería Samer Atenea
Kálamo Books
Librería Elías (Asturias)
Librería Kolima (Madrid)
Librería Proteo (Málaga)
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 their own signals - where feelings live in the body, what today’s weather feels like, which bean matches their body (fast, flat, squeezy, or steady). Then it delivers two kinds of pages, clearly signposted so children always know which is which:Pages for scribbling hard - for fast and squeezy bodies. The storm scribble (let it all out - storms don’t stay on the lines), the dinosaur stomp trail, shake-it-out zigzags, push the wall, and squeeze & release. Somatic energy release disguised as scribbling, which is exactly what it is.Pages for going slow - for heavy, flat, and nearly-bedtime bodies. The worry jar (draw the worry, then draw a big heavy lid on top), the bedtime eye-spy (stay perfectly still - only your eyes may move - and find five soft things in your room), the sleepy stone slow-colouring page, night waves to trace, and a shape for every busy thought.Plus twelve daily check-in pages at the back - a one-minute ritual: draw today’s weather, give Bean today’s face, name one signal, trace one slow wave. Just noticing counts. It always counts.Why parents, teachers and caregivers love it:It removes the pressure. No order, no finish line, no marking. Children who freeze at 'perfect' colouring books relax into this one.Every activity does a real job. Nothing here is filler - every page is a child-sized regulation tool drawn from the Little Signals world: pressing hard to release, colouring slowly to settle, naming to shrink.It works alongside the stories - or completely alone. Children who know The Storm Inside, The Grey Day, The Sleepy Stone or The Worry Jar will recognise every page; children who start here need nothing else.Practical by design. Black-and-white interior made for crayons and coloured pencils, with the high-scribble pages deliberately backed by low-stakes pages.From Little Signals by The Regulated Human Co. - quiet stories and tools that help small humans notice their signals and find their way back to steady.Regulation before optimisation.