Jack has a wide range of big feelings, but he must learn to control his emotions if he wants to grow up to be a brave seafaring pirate!

Perfect for toddlers 1-3 that have an interest in pirates.

Looking for a Fun Feelings Book for Toddlers with Pirates!?

This is the fun feelings and emotions book for kids and toddlers that are working through their child development. In search of the best "feelings toddler book", Elena Jones only found generic results. So she decided to take an interest first approach and design her story around what the child is passionate about.

What toddlers don't love pirates?!

In this story, Jack is trying to become a brave swashbuckling pirate. But he's having trouble controlling his emotions.

If your little one is interested in pirates, this is a great book to help teach the different feelings they might express while using a topic they enjoy!

Jack showcases his range of emotions (calm, happy, sad, mad, shy, silly, embarrassed, nervous, confused, amused, scared, and brave) and the final method he uses to control his feelings to calm down.

Each book contains a feelings chart for early kids and toddlers with twenty memorable emotions. Children love pointing out the different feelings each time they finish reading Jack's pirate story.

Pirates Have Feelings Too is written for all of the buccaneer-loving little ones out there that can't get enough pirate books on their shelf.

Parents: This book is a sneaky way to get your toddler that loves pirates to learn that feelings matter, they're normal, and we can work to control them. Even if you're a pirate!

• Big expressive illustrations-Keep your child engaged with Jack's expressive faces
• Toddler-fun language- This book is written in very simple English with some rhyming patterns to make reading fun and enjoyable.
• Large and easy to see text - Your toddler will be able to easily follow along with the words and soon recognize the feelings after multiple readings.
• Activity page / Feelings Poster - The final page is a fun and engaging "match the feelings" exercise that can accelerate your toddler's emotional recognition.