How does it feel to be a corgi? Well, cake makes him happy, and he is disgusted by shiny, red tomatoes. Toddlers have emotions that can change rapidly, and it's important to teach them about their feelings and adequate reactions, and help them develop emotional intelligence.

This simple guide to emotions for toddlers 2-4 years includes:
* Colorful, cute illustrations - Keep young children engaged with crayon-like, easy-to-understand scenes that depict each emotion with a lovable corgi character they can name
* Simple exercise - Navigate through emotions with a corgi and help your toddler express their emotions via writing or drawing (or having a conversation... but we didn't include that part)
* Important emotions - Help your toddler understand and identify their feelings through various funny examples in the descriptions, and manage their emotions such as embarrassment, fear, sadness, frustration, and more