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by Adeline Louise (Author)
Wyatt in the Wyld: My Wyld Heart Knows is the beginning of something deeper-a gentle, grounding children's book that introduces mindfulness, emotional awareness, and everyday wisdom as companions in a child's world.
Told in lyrical, rhythmic language, this story follows Wyatt through small yet meaningful moments that help him tune into his feelings, his breath, his body, and his heart. But Wyatt is only the guide. This story is for all children learning how to carry kindness, curiosity, and presence with them-wherever they go.
Blending heartfelt words with vibrant, collage-style art, My Wyld Heart Knows invites young readers into a world that's colorful, honest, and layered-just like real life. Some pages may feel visually bold or complex, and that's by design. Because life is layered. Feelings are layered. And children are more capable than we think. When paired with the words, the artwork becomes an anchor-a way for children to connect what they see with what they feel and hear.
Created by author and mother Adeline Louise, this book was born out of real moments shared with her son-and the growing realization that parenting is full of daily choices that shape who our children become. Sometimes, those choices feel overwhelming. Sometimes, we don't know the right words to say. That's why this book isn't just for children-it's for the grown-ups guiding them, too.
This foundational title gently introduces the core human values we carry with us-not through rules or systems, but through presence, reflection, and experience. It invites children (and their grown-ups) to grow into kindness, stay curious, respect others and nature, and listen inward with mindfulness.
Whether you're an educator, a therapist, a parent, or simply someone trying to raise a kind human, this book offers a soft place to land and a simple way to begin.
Wyatt in the Wyld: My Wyld Heart Knows is more than a story-it's an invitation to slow down, tune in, and grow side by side.
Because we don't have to be perfect-just willing to learn and grow, together.
