Toddlers come with BIG and BOLD feelings as they learn about their world. "When My Lion Roars," written by clinical psychologist and mother of two, Dr. Taylor Palmitier, aims to teach emotional regulation and coping with anger! Perfect for Toddlers! Bright, bold, and colorful illustrations that captivate a toddler's attention. Simple, toddler-friendly language. Practical and fun calming tools that parents and children can use together. Parenting tips for increasing your toddler's emotional intelligence! Join Locklyn and her spirited lion friend, Leo, on a journey through the ups and downs of toddler emotions! Locklyn loves playtime with Leo, but when things don't go his way, Leo's angry roars echo through the house! From refusing a yucky snack to resisting bedtime, Leo's emotions mirror the challenges faced by toddlers everywhere. With Locklyn's help, Leo learns fun and effective ways to calm his angries so they can go back to having fun together! In this delightful children's book, Dr. Palmitier combines her expertise in child development with toddler-friendly storytelling. Parents will appreciate the simple yet powerful strategies, providing practical tools for their child's emotional development. From bubble breathing to using calming loveys, Locklyn and Leo explore emotional regulation techniques that toddlers can easily grasp and apply! Dr. Taylor Palmitier, Psy.D., is a clinical psychologist, private practice owner of Southern Palm Psychology & Wellness, and children's book author. As the founder of Feelosophy Book House, Dr. Palmitier combines her professional expertise and personal experience as a mother to create therapeutic, emotionally-focused books for children and families.Her mission is to bring emotional awareness and build emotional intelligence in homes, schools, and therapeutic settings. Dr. Palmitier's work is designed to empower families, educators, and professionals with practical tools to help children navigate big feelings and develop essential life skills.Dr. Palmitier aims to get her books into the hands of anyone working with children, including schools, therapist offices, homeschool programs, SEL initiatives, and parents at home. Through her writing, she hopes to foster emotional growth, resilience, and connection in families everywhere.