Tiny Humans, Big Emotions

Tiny Humans, Big Emotions (2023) helps caregivers navigate and manage children's emotional outbursts, such as tantrums and meltdowns. It offers strategies to raise emotionally intelligent children by teaching them how to handle complex feelings like anger, sadness, and anxiety, emphasizing the importance of fostering emotional resilience and well-being in children through a research-based approach that strengthens the parent-child relationship.

• Parents or carers of young children
• Early childhood educators
• Parenting coaches and counselors

Alyssa Blask Campbell holds a Master's degree in Early Childhood Education and is recognized as a leading expert in emotional development. She is the CEO of Seed & Sew, an organization offering consultations and courses on emotional intelligence, and has co-created the Collaborative Emotion Processing method. Campbell is also known for her work as a podcast host for Voices of Your Village, which is heard in over 100 countries.

Lauren Elizabeth Stauble is a partner at Engage: feel.think.connect and a professor of early childhood education. After 16 years of experience teaching and caring for young children, Stauble moved into administrative roles and higher education. She is currently a faculty member at Bunker Hill Community College.