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Coziness: when it's warm and soft inside

Rain outside, cocoa and a blanket inside: coziness is a feeling kids can make for themselves.

Coloring page: Cozy, the dragon for Coziness.

What's behind this feeling

Coziness is feeling good with all the senses: warm, soft, full, safe. It recharges the batteries.

What can help

Let your child build their own cozy spot – a fort made of cushions is plenty. Knowing how to make yourself feel good is a small superpower.

What the book says

These texts appear exactly like this on the double page. Read them aloud while your child colors.

In The Feelings Unicorn Crew
Coloring page: Cozy, the unicorn for Coziness.Coloring page from the book: the everyday scene for Coziness with Cozy.

This is Cozy, the snug unicorn. Cozy shows up when everything is warm and soft and lovely – with a blanket, hot cocoa, and lots of time. Then the inside of you gets just as snuggly as the outside.

The questions

Where do you feel Cozy? Are your arms getting heavy and warm? Do you want to bundle up? What is the coziest thing in the whole wide world for you?

The trick: The cozy nest

You can make coziness yourself! Grab a blanket, a pillow, and your favorite book – and Cozy's nest is ready. Rainy weather makes it twice as cozy.

The Feelings Unicorn Crew →
In The Feelings Dragon Crew
Coloring page: Cozy, the dragon for Coziness.Coloring page from the book: the everyday scene for Coziness with Cozy.

This is Cozy, the snug dragon. He shows up when everything is warm and soft and lovely – with a blanket, hot cocoa, and lots of time. Then the inside of you gets just as snuggly as the outside.

The questions

Where do you feel Cozy? Are your arms getting heavy and warm? Do you want to bundle up? What is the coziest thing in the whole wide world for you?

The trick: The cozy den

You can make coziness yourself! Grab a blanket, a pillow, and your favorite book – and Cozy's den is ready. Rainy weather makes it twice as cozy.

The Feelings Dragon Crew →

Coziness and 23 more feelings to color

Every feeling on its own double page, with a read-aloud text, questions and a trick. For ages 3 and up.