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The Big Feelings Club

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Children do not develop emotional skills through insight alone. They learn through repetition, familiarity, and feeling safe over time.

Think of it like learning a language.
One session introduces it, a few sessions build familiarity, and regular exposure helps it become natural.

 

Emotional skills work the same way.

Step 1

Start with a parent-child discovery session

An interactive non-chargeable introductory parent-child session to understand your child, hear you out, answer your questions, and ensure Mindful Juniors is the right fit.  We spend time understanding your child’s temperament, emotional needs, and comfort level in a calm, pressure-free way.

Step 2

Choose a pathway to start with

You may choose from 4 sessions, 8 sessions, 12 sessions.

Your child will take part in small-group, interactive sessions designed to feel safe, engaging, and familiar, grounded in evidence-informed emotional learning. Progress is measured and tracked across; at enrolment and at the end. Facilitators also record observations every session, with additional feedback from children and parents, ensuring every child’s growth is visible, meaningful, and celebrated.

Feel assured being in the know

Step 3

Step 4

Begin sessions at your child’s pace

Your child attends themed sessions within the selected pathway. S Skills are revisited gently over time, helping children feel safe, confident, and increasingly independent.

Start building the skills that apply to all areas of life.

EXPLORE

A gentle introduction - 4 sessions

 

What this stage supports

Early emotional intelligence and regulation, emotional safety, and the foundations of mental wellbeing.

What your child experiences

Your child is gently introduced to emotions and calming strategies through stories, movement, and creative play.

Sessions focus on naming feelings, noticing body signals, and building a sense of safety within the group.

 

Activities support early learning and brain-based skills, such as attention, impulse control, and emotional awareness, while allowing children to participate at their own pace.

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BUILD

Our most popular option - 8 sessions

 

What this stage supports

Stronger emotional intelligence and regulation, developing learning and brain-based skills, and growing social awareness and relationship skills.

What your child experiences

Children practise emotional and social skills across different themes, stories, and play-based activities.

 

Sessions support recognising feelings earlier, linking thoughts, feelings, and actions, and practising regulation strategies in varied situations.

Group activities strengthen communication, cooperation, and empathy, while repeated practice supports executive functioning such as flexible thinking and emotional control.

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INTEGRATE

For integration - 12 sessions

 

What this stage supports

Integrated emotional intelligence and regulation, mental wellbeing and resilience, and values and character formation.

What your child experiences

Children deepen their ability to regulate emotions independently, express needs and boundaries clearly, and reflect on choices and consequences.

 

Sessions include role-play of real-life challenges, expressive activities, and guided conversations that support values-based thinking.

Skills become internalised as children practise applying emotional, social, and coping tools across situations with greater confidence and independence.

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Start today!

Schedule a parent-child discovery session

An interactive non-chargeable introductory parent-child session to understand your child, hear you out, answer your questions, and ensure Mindful Juniors is the right fit.

Mindful Juniors Equips Your Child.

Emotional Intelligence & Regulation

Social Awareness & Relationship Skills

Values & Character Formation

Learning and
brain-based skills

Mental Wellbeing & Resilience

Evidence-Based Progress and Evaluation

Progress is measured against age-appropriate learning goals set for each term. Progress is tracked across; at enrolment, mid-programme and at the end. Facilitators also record observations every session, with additional feedback from children and parents, ensuring every child’s growth is visible, meaningful, and celebrated.

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Location

195 Pearl's Hill Terrace

#02-60

Singapore 

Chinatown Exit C

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