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What is toddler anger, really?
Written by Dr. Anna Huang, clinical psychologist (PhD) and mom. Meet Dr. Anna
Toddlers don't pick fights. They get big, hot, and stuck. When Eden can't reach the popsicle and starts to scream, that's not a behavior problem. It's a two-year-old whose brain still has more feeling than words.
What settles a toddler in that moment is rarely logic. It's staying with them. I Want A Popsicle! is built for that moment. A short story that names the feeling out loud, shows a calm way through, and then gives you and your child one more page to talk about it together.
Available in six languages, so every family can read it the way they speak at home. Ages 2 to 5, hardcover 10 x 10, with a parental guide at the back if you want the practical side too.
More big feelings
Same author, same ages 2 to 5, same bilingual pages.
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Mix any languages. Bundle and save up to 15%.
FAQ
What age is the book best for?
This story is designed for toddlers ages 2–5. It’s simple enough for young toddlers to follow, with emotional depth that grows with them.
Do I need to speak another language to use the bilingual version?
Not at all! Each book includes both English and the second language on every page. Whether you’re fluent, learning, or just introducing your child to cultural roots, it’s easy to follow along.
Can I buy just one book, or do I have to get the bundle?
You can absolutely buy one book — but bundling both saves you 10% and gives your child stories about both anger (I Want A Popsicle!) and fear (The Big Slide).
Is this really written by a psychologist?
Yes! I’m a licensed psychologist and a mom. I created these stories based on strategies I use in the therapy room and what I use with my children as well!
How long does shipping take?
Orders typically ship within 2–3 business days. You’ll receive tracking info as soon as your order goes out!
Do you accept returns or exchanges?
Find our Returns and Exchange policyhere
Is this a board book?
No, it's a hardcover picture book, 10 x 10 inches. The pages are sturdy enough for little hands, which matters when a toddler is in the middle of a big feeling.
What do you recommend when tantrums get bad?
Stay close and stay calm. You don't have to reason your way out of a tantrum. Get down to their level, name the feeling ("you're so mad, and that makes sense"), and ride the wave with them. If you want more structure, the parental guide at the back of the book walks through a short co-regulation routine you can practice in two minutes a day.
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