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EMOTIONAL LITERACY / EDUCATIONAL PUBLISHING

Healthy Little Minds

An emotional-learning website and installable web app I built and own, connecting stories, educational resources, and interactive tools for children and caring adults in five languages.

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Healthy Little Minds
Big feelings.
Little steps.
Emotional literacy

Editorial project cover, not a screenshot. Visit the live website to explore the published work. Selected screenshots and book spreads can be added here.

01 / THE BACKGROUND

Context

I built and own Healthy Little Minds Club, a live educational website for emotional learning. Alongside developing educational content, I created the website that brings the resources together. This independent project has been part of my work since 2024. The site is available in English, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, and Korean, works as an installable web app (PWA), and includes interactive tools. I deploy and maintain it on Cloudflare.

Who it is for

Children approximately ages 4–13, with adult-supported discussion appropriate to their age.

02 / THE DESIGN QUESTION

The challenge

Psychological ideas need to be made understandable and age-appropriate without presenting educational resources as clinical treatment.

Goals

  • Build a vocabulary for emotions.
  • Use relatable stories to support understanding.
  • Create opportunities for conversation and reflection.

03 / MY CONTRIBUTION

What I brought to the project

  • Website building and ownership
  • Emotional-literacy content development
  • Website and digital content strategy
  • Story and learning-resource planning
  • Multilingual content, PWA, and Cloudflare deployment

04 / THE THINKING

Approach & process

The project brief describes stories and learning resources about feelings, coping, behavior, and growth. Topics include managing big feelings, keeping promises, and working through “I can’t do it yet.”

  1. 01Everyday experience
  2. 02Emotional vocabulary
  3. 03Relatable story
  4. 04Guided conversation
  5. 05Reflection

Key decisions

  • Use child-friendly explanations and specific situations.
  • Keep educational scope distinct from therapy.
  • Avoid promises of clinical or behavioral outcomes.

Tools & methods

StorytellingAge-appropriate explanationEducational psychologyContent developmentLocalization

05 / THE WORK

Deliverables

  • 01Live Healthy Little Minds Club website
  • 02Emotional-intelligence resources
  • 03Psychological-literacy content
  • 04Website and digital content
  • 05Installable web app (PWA) with interactive tools
PROJECT EVIDENCE

Original materials to follow.

Editorial project cover, not a screenshot. Visit the live website to explore the published work. Selected screenshots and book spreads can be added here.

06 / OUTCOME & REFLECTION

What the work shows

The website is live at healthylittleminds.club. Its public pages offer stories, an audiobook experience, and starting points for parents and teachers. Website creation and ownership are confirmed by me; readership and learning-impact metrics are not claimed.

Reflection & next steps

An important design question is whether children can connect the vocabulary in a story to an everyday experience. Evaluated reader feedback is not yet available.

Skills demonstrated

Website developmentEducational product ownershipEmotional literacyEducational writingContent strategy

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