The "Toddler I Have Feelings Art Project" is a vibrant and engaging initiative designed to help young children express their emotions through creative art. Using simple tools like finger paints, crayons, and collage materials, toddlers are encouraged to depict their feelings visually. Each child selects different colours and shapes to represent emotions such as happiness, sadness, anger, and surprise.

As they create, educators guide discussions about feelings, helping children articulate what they are experiencing. The art project culminates in a gallery display, showcasing each toddler's unique emotional journey. Parents and caregivers are invited to this celebration, fostering a sense of community and allowing children to share their perspectives on emotions. This hands-on approach not only nurtures creativity but also promotes emotional literacy in a fun and engaging way.