My Feelings Notepad

Feel It. Name It. Understand It. Introducing the My Feelings Notepad — your colorful, calming companion on the journey to emotional clarity and self-discovery.

This pastel rainbow notepad is more than just a pretty place to jot things down — it’s a powerful mindfulness tool. Each page includes a thoughtfully illustrated feelings wheel and a series of gentle, guided prompts designed to help you identify your emotions, explore the thoughts behind them, and reflect with intention. Whether you're navigating a tough day or celebrating a joyful moment, this notepad gives you the space to slow down and connect with yourself. It’s perfect for individuals who want to better understand and process their emotions, people interested in self-improvement and emotional wellbeing, or anyone who finds peace in the act of journaling and reflection.

Use the feelings wheel to pinpoint what you’re experiencing, reflect on the thoughts your emotions are triggering, and write freely to gain clarity and insight. With every page, you’re practicing mindfulness, building emotional intelligence, and developing healthy coping tools to support your growth and wellbeing. Made with high-quality, uncoated paper that feels as good as it looks, this notepad is suitable for various pens and inks and printed on sustainably sourced materials. You’ll love the tactile experience it brings to your writing — and the sense of calm it brings to your mind.

A great gift for yourself or your stationery-loving friends, My Feelings Notepad is part of a joyful, functional collection that supports every mood and need. Collecting notepads is not only fun and aesthetic, but also gives you a versatile toolkit for reflection, creativity, and everyday organization.

My Feelings Notepad — Because your feelings matter, your thoughts deserve space, and your journey is worth writing down.

Details 

• Material: High-quality paper suitable for various pens and inks
• Dimension: 5.5in x 8.5in
• Includes:
  - 50 Soft Pastel Rainbow Sheets 
  - Feelings wheel illustration
  - Questions to process emotions