Peace Out Presents: Big Emotions: Kids Listen Mashups About Feelings - Jealousy & Openness 😒💛

Hello! I'm sharing an episode from an exciting new podcast series all about BIG emotions from Kids Listen, a grassroots organization of advocates for high-quality audio content for children. Peace Out is a proud member of this awesome group and I'm honoured that this episode, Jealousy & Openness (Part 2), features a gratitude exercise from our "JEALOUS, MUCH?" episode from season two.  THANK YOU to Tal Kelly of @kids_listen_mashups , Jenna Clarke of @koalakids.fm , and Dr. Eileen Kennedy-Moore of @drfriendtastic for their incredibly hard and thoughtful work on this series. Find Big Emotions Mashups on small talk.fm or wherever you love listening to podcasts.  Get comfortable, relax, and enjoy the episode!    - Chanel      Jealousy & Openness (Part 2) 😒💛 Welcome back to Big Emotions! In Part 1 of Jealousy & Openness, we explored the sting of jealousy and the pull of envy - and learned how these tricky emotions can actually guide us toward what matters most. Now in Part 2, we lean into their opposites: openness and contentment. You'll hear stories that encourage us to try new things, connect with others, and appreciate what we already have, even while holding space for the harder feelings. Contributing podcasts in this episode: ChopChop  • Tales from the cloud sea • Peace Out • Koala Tots Hosted by: Dr. Eileen Kennedy-Moore from Kids Ask Dr Friendtastic PDF Activity Sheet for SEL  Check out the music in each episode  About this series: Big Emotions: Kids Listen Mashups is a 7-part audio adventure where creators from the Kids Listen community come together to explore feelings in all their shapes and sizes. Each episode pairs two related emotions, sharing original clips and reflections to help kids (and grownups!) understand, name, and navigate their feelings. Follow Kids Listen on Instagram and LinkedIn. Listen to Part 1 on the Big Emotions: Kids Listen Mashups About Feelings. Featuring Girl Tales, Sleep Tight Stories, and Kids Ask Dr. Friendtastic