BunnyBE is a new, original, and well-researched children's video series that weaves together clinical and positive psychology, social emotional learning, mindfulness and movement practices, with play and music, in service of holistic wellness for kids ages 1-11.

BunnyBE is a new, original, and well-researched children's video series that weaves together clinical and positive psychology, social emotional learning, mindfulness and movement practices, with play and music, in service of holistic wellness for kids ages 1-11.

Learn emotional intelligence alongside BunnyBE as she teaches children how to regulate their emotions, cultivate self-confidence and tap into the magic of mindfulness and present moment awareness.

This original kid's song debuted in Episode 1-Worry to Wonder. Through the lyrics of the song, BunnyBE teaches kids how to manage worry and stress with a fun and accessible coping tool—the Worry to Wonder switch. The characters sing, dance and become curious about how shifting from worry to wonder can help!

In this episode, Creative Cap, we help children learn a strategy to deal with disappointment when things don't work out how they planned. Understanding disappointment while cultivating flexibility to create a Plan B when Plan A falls through is a crucial skill that helps kids develop emotional resilience.

This original kid song debuted in Episode 2-The Creative Cap. Through the lyrics of the song, BunnyBE teaches kids how to understand disappointment while cultivating flexibility to create a plan B when plan A falls through. BunnyBE helps children build emotional resilience with a fun and accessible coping tool—the Creative Cap. The characters sing, dance and become curious about keeping their minds open when things don't go the way they had hoped.

Each original song is created as part of a full episode where BunnyBE, her InnerME, and friend Jingles interact with children and explore coping tools to manage the many challenges that they are faced with in their ever-changing, complex world.

Learn how to manage anger and frustration by using a breathing and embodiment technique that helps regulate the nervous system. Finding our way back to calm when anger is triggered is essential for children to be able to make good decisions and deal with their anger in a safe and productive way.