The Regulated Human Co compare prices

The Sleepy Stone: A Calming Bedtime Story for Busy Little Bodies (Little Signals Stories)

Fine at School, Falling Apart Home: Why they hold it together all...

They Have Stopped Telling Me Things: Why the narration ended, and what...

The Last Five Minutes: A Little Signals Story for Children Who Find...

The Oops: A Little Signals Story about mistakes and mending

The Words Went Quiet: A Little Signals Story for Children When Are...

The Loud Place: A Little Story for Children When Everything Feels Too...

After the Day: A Little Story for Children Who Hold It Together...

They Are at Each Other Again: Why the fighting is loudest home,...

Everything Is a Negotiation: Why they argue every rule, and what are...

My Voice is Getting Louder: What happening when you are the one...

Two More Minutes: What is happening when the screen goes off, and...

The Grey Day: A Gentle Story About Slow-Starting Days for Little Bodies...

The Storm Inside: A Calming Story About Big Feelings for Little Bodies...

Sleep Wind-Down Journal: A Gentle Nightly Check-In for Nervous System Regulation

the Two-Hour Bedtime: What arrives when day finally stops moving (Everyday Signals)

Nothing is Right for Tea: What happening at the one point in...

Doodle: A Book Where Every Page Is Already Started

The Little Signals Activity Book: Draw, Colour and Notice (Ages 4 to 8)

Left Out of the Group Chat: what comes home when a friendship...

the Summer Before Secondary: What happens in gap between leaving one school...

They Won’t Tell Me What’s Wrong: Why the question closes door, and...

Back-to-Back: What six hours of calls asks a body, and why the...

Getting Out the Door: What is happening in twenty minutes before you...

52 Weekly Pauses: A Gentle Year of Slowing Down

The Hurry: A Little Signals story about going too fast

The Way Back: A Little Signals Story about coming back to steady

Copy Me: a little signals book you do with your face and body

after the Shout: losing of it, guilt and repair that counts

the Homework Standoff: Why kitchen table is harder than classroom ever was (Everyday Signals)