The feeling arrives first
Bloomie gets mad before she gets calm, so the story starts where the child already is.





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The flower and candle breath — breathe in through the nose as if smelling a flower, out through the mouth as if blowing out a candle.
No. The book works on its own. If you have the Bloomie breathing tool, read the story first and then hand over the thing it describes.
Written by Kathryn Prigge and illustrated by Chris Dye, published by The Calm Caterpillar.
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The tool the story describes, in a child's hands

Ages 3 to 12
A flower-and-candle breathing tool children can see, touch, and repeat.
A second story, for competition and losing well

Ages 4 to 7
A story about healthy competition and big feelings, for ages 4–7.
The adult-side guide behind the breath

Written for adults supporting children ages 3 to 8
A mindfulness guide for parents, educators, and therapists.