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As the new school year approaches, parents everywhere are busy planning uniforms, supplies, and routines. Among the daily tasks one constant remains; the school lunchbox.

Packing a lunch isn’t just about food, it’s also a chance to send a little love, encouragement, and reassurance into your child’s day.

Our kids affirmation cards are like magic words, and if repeated often enough they gain enough strength to become true 🥰

If you're searching for the perfect gift for a child or looking to support an anxious child, our Emily & Eve products provide thoughtful, gentle ways to encourage positivity, self-reflection, and emotional expression. Here are a few gift ideas that might make a difference - kids journals, affirmation cards and more.

Did you know: Positive messages on wall art can serve as daily reminders for children to stay confident and hopeful. Seeing these messages around the house can help reinforce positive thoughts and make them feel safe and supported.

‘This is Me’ kids journal gives children an outlet to learn about themselves, manage their emotions and express their feelings with clever tasks, strategies, artwork and meditation. Resulting in resilient, kind and confident kids. 

Our kids journal brings structure and great dialogue for you and your child. Packed full of tips and tricks it looks at emotions, affirmations, gratitude, visualisation, creativity and imagination.

We've been using our childrens journal at nighttime for a few months now and boy is it a game changer for Emily and Eve (both age 6).

Did you know that there is a spark inside all of us? A twinkling light that helps us feel joy, happiness, excitement and fun in everything we do and see.

Give the gift of confidence this Christmas. Designed and made in Ireland. 

We've been under heavy covid-19 lockdown restrictions for the best part of 10 weeks so there is bound to be apprehension in returning to school. 

That apprehension applies to parents, guardians and our little ones. The comfort of knowing your little one is cocooned and safe with you at home feels very secure, I feel a little lost without having my little one pulling at my arm a million times a day for snacks 😆.

Just like us adults, our kiddies are having a roller coaster of emotions during this pandemic too. But in many cases, our kids don't have the words to articulate what they're feeling. In my house it manifests with tears (lots of them), for reasons that I sometimes see as being insignificant and totally irrational. But the more I've watched, thought and tried to understand their feelings I've realised that