How am I Feeling? Conversation Cards

Name: How am I Feeling? Conversation Cards
Brand: eeBoo
SKU: FLHMF
Price: 12.94 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8 (5 reviews)

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Emotional literacy provides an essential foundation for empathy, socialization, and self-understanding. Use eeBoo's How Am I Feeling? conversation cards to interpret facial expressions and inspire conversations about what makes us feel the way we do, improving our emotional intelligence. The 48 cards deploy award winning artwork, by Saxton Freymann, delightfully demonstrating a broad range of emotional fruits and vegetables with no age, race, or gender.

Helps develop empathy and observational skills while examining friendly illustrations depicting emotional dynamics in a variety of situations. Conversation Cards cultivate valuable communication and analytical skills while building an essential foundation for social and emotional learning.

Age: 3+
Card Size: 48 durable flash cards, 2 parent cards, 4.5" x 6"
Illustrator: Saxton Freymann
Awards: Winner of the Oppenheim Platinum Award and SNAP Award

*Updated box design in April 2026

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Carter ★★★★★ Oct 10, 2026

These cards have been a fantastic tool for my daughter to name her feelings—the expressions on them are so easy to read. We use them every evening now, and she’s getting much better at describing what’s bothering her.

Edward J. ★★★★★ Sep 13, 2026

My 4-year-old actually asks to play with these, which never happens with anything educational. We go through a few cards at dinner and she's started naming her own feelings instead of just melting down. The prompts on the back make it easy for me too, since I never know what to ask.

Nicholas Y. ★★★★★ Sep 12, 2026

The facial expression illustrations are detailed enough that my kids catch the subtle differences between surprised and scared, which sparked a long talk at dinner. We keep them in the car now for waiting rooms and traffic.