Duck & Goose, How Are You Feeling? Board book – Illustrated, January 13, 2009

Perfect book to teach toddlers emotions! Highly recommend to other baby and toddler mamas!

This is a wonderful option to help a toddler get into understanding and expressing their emotions!! Also a bonus if they like the show duck and goose!

Our daughter is a big fan of these books, probably because she loves ducks. They are age appropriate for her as they have few words so you can turn the page before she loses attention. This book only has one or two words on each page so she will probably outgrow it quickly, but she likes when you act out the different emotions on each page. Very cute.

my daughter fell in love the these characters by watching the show on Apple TV so this books was the perfect addition to her Easter basket!

My daughter loves duck and goose! This one is short and sweet but gives a little picture of what a feeling might look like.

Tad Hills Duck and Goose characters are a favorite. The simplicity of this book and the colorful illustrations make it perfect for littles and their need to hold books, turn pages and point. It offers up several emotions that serve as great talking points as children grow.

There is just something about the illustrations and the brilliant colors that has us hooked! I'm always excited when she picks this from her stack of books (which is every day), because I love it too! "We" like to discuss why each of the characters is feeling each specific emotion. At 18 months, I'm not sure how much my baby understands - but she is very curious about the "scared" page (which is really effective at capturing that emotion), and when there was a scary sound one day, I showed her that picture and she seemed to understand the connection. This is such a cute book and now I want all of them! We also have the 1-2-3 one, which is great but not as good as this one.

Perfect for helping our toddlers learn to identify emotions. Our oldest likes to use his imagination to describe why duck and goose are feeling the ways they are.