In this episode of Mind Bubbles, we’re talking about a beautiful superpower that every little person can grow - including others! Join Desaleigh, Pop the Platypus, and special guests Lily and Grace as they explore what it means to make space for new friends, welcome the shy ones, and create a world where everyone feels like they belong.

Whether it’s a new kid at kindy or a quiet friend at a birthday party, this episode gives kids simple, joyful ways to practice kindness and inclusion.

In this episode, kids will discover:

• How to include others and why it matters
• Real-life stories of kindness from Lily and Grace
• What kindness feels like in the body (spoiler: sparkles in the tummy!)
• Calming deep breaths using the Mind Bubbles superpower
• Pop’s Fast Five Game with 5 fun ways to include someone new
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Perfect for:

• Preschoolers, Prep, and early primary school kids
• Parents, carers, and educators teaching empathy and social skills
• Classrooms exploring emotional literacy and values

Key themes: kindness, inclusion, emotional intelligence, friendship skills, social-emotional learning, early childhood development

Let’s help kids say with pride: “I include others!”

Learn more and access resources at mindbubbles.com.au

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In this heartwarming episode of Mind Bubbles, Deslaleigh is joined by her super friends Pop the Platypus and Ivy to explore one of childhood’s trickiest emotions: frustration. Whether it’s block towers that won’t stay up or iPads that won’t cooperate, big feelings can bubble up fast - but with playful strategies and powerful breaths, kids can learn to name their emotions and keep trying, even when it’s hard.

What you’ll hear in this episode:

• What frustration feels like in your body
• Ivy’s story about filming a video
• How our breath is a secret superpower for calming down
• Pop’s Fast Five game about frustrating moments
• Tips for kids and grown-ups to manage tricky emotions together

This episode is perfect for:

• Preschool and early primary-aged children
• Parents, educators, and carers helping kids name and regulate emotions
• Anyone needing a gentle reminder: “Doing tricky things helps your brain grow.”

Key themes: Emotional literacy, mindfulness for kids, self-regulation, positive self-talk, play-based learning.

Let’s teach our kids to say: “I can feel frustrated… and still be amazing!”

Learn more and download free resources at: mindbubbles.com.au

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In this episode Desaleigh and MO talk with Mr. Wade, Sophie and Greyson! This week we talk about BELONGING!

Want to learn more about growing resilient minds, head to mindbubbles.com.au

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