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At Child Wellbeing Tools, we’re passionate about supporting the wellbeing of children and young people.
That’s why we’ve created a growing library of practical, evidence-informed resources designed for parents, carers, schools, foster carers, and organisations.
You'll find a wide range of printable tools, audio resources, awareness videos, posters, and wellbeing products—some completely free and others affordably priced. All our resources are designed for quick and easy download, so you can access them from the comfort of your own home, whenever you need them.
We’re always adding new content, so be sure to check back regularly and follow us on social media for the latest updates!
What they’re saying
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![A colorful infographic titled 'Window of Tolerance' explaining emotional states and responses. It shows a mountain labeled 'Hyperarousal' with storm clouds, representing a state where the body wants to fight or run away, and includes symptoms like irritability, anger, and anxiety. The calm state is depicted by a smiling yellow figure labeled 'Calm,' with feelings of relaxation and balance. The window of tolerance is illustrated with a window symbol indicating the optimal zone where the body processes stress healthily, promoting effective reactions. Below, a blue mountain symbolizes 'Hypoarousal,' representing a state of low energy, with notes on feeling frozen, lack of response, and shutting down, with a depiction of snow and cold. The infographic emphasizes the importance of staying within the window of tolerance for healthy emotional functioning.]()
"I LOVE THIS TOOL when describing the stress response to my kiddos my adult clients benefit from this visual as well"
Jamie
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![A person holds a printable self-harm coping plan worksheet titled 'Self Harm Coping Plan' against a light blue background. The worksheet includes sections for tracking feelings, strategies, and support.]()
"An excellent resource and the seller was so very helpful with questions. Thank you so much"
Stacey- England
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![Flowchart titled 'Planning Around a Worry' with colored speech bubbles and question prompts, surrounded by crumpled paper on a yellow background.]()
"Can't wait to use this myself and also with the children in my care"
Mika
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![Colorful poster of Maslow's hierarchy of needs with illustrations and descriptions for each level, including physiological, safety, belongingness and love, esteem, and self-actualization.]()
"Beautiful layout and design for my classroom"
Sarah-Bath ME
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![Infographic explaining different responses to trauma with cartoon brain characters representing fight, flight, freeze, and freeze with fainting, set against pastel background.]()
" Thanks, Perfect to use with clients"
Tara- Los Angeles, California
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![A collection of printable worksheets and posters titled '16 Page Self Harm Support and Advice Pack' designed to help children and adults. The sheets include information about self harm, the cycle of self harm, and safety tips, with colorful illustrated characters and text focused on emotional health and safety.]()
" This was very helpful for the family"
Jenna- California
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![A colorful illustrated recipe for happiness featuring a bowl with ingredients like berries, nuts, and a splash of pink, with labels indicating various components that make the person happy.]()
"Love this one, it grabs kiddos attention"
LettyLove- Saint Charles, MO
