Chitter Chatter is a fun new game for all the whānau, that helps kids aged 5+ learn all about emotions and how to manage them. It can also help with building social skills and empathy.
Because no matter what age we are, being able to kōrero about how we're doing can help us connect with others, tackle challenges and build long-term resilience.
For a peak inside the pack and a guide on how to play, check out this quick video from Mikayla and our favourite friendly monster, Avon!
Through Chitter Chatter, kids learn more about aurongo (emotions) using fun challenges and handy tips. But what even is an emotion? Avon explores just that with some of his closest friends.
We all know what it's like to feel a BIG emotion. Avon chats with his friends about some of the challenges he faces, and reveals a few of the Chitter Chatter tips that can really help.
To get your own Chitter Chatter head to our online store - we'll send one (or more!) straight to your door.
We have a wide range of free info sheets for parents and whānau on how to help kids keep calm, be kind, manage worries, feel good... and more!
Check out our Parenting Guides for simple ideas you can start using today.
To help us understand the difference Chitter Chatter is making, we’d love if you could take a few minutes to fill out this quick survey – then, in a few weeks, we’ll send a short follow up to see how things are going. As well as helping us see Chitter Chatter is going, you’ll be in to win a $100 Whitcoulls voucher.
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