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When the storm finally lets loose.
RAE (Rage Anxiety Explosion) is the inUpowers character who shows up when worry and pressure build until there's nothing left to do but let it all out. RAE isn't a bad kid having a bad moment, he’s information: a signal that something has been building for too long and needs to be heard. This printable coloring page gives children and the adults in their lives a safe, calm way to meet RAE, understand what triggers the storm, and talk about what it looks like to find relief without the explosion.
Why families and educators love it:
Puts words to the overwhelm — helps children recognize and name the anxious, pressure-filled feeling that builds before a big emotional outburst
Reframes "bad behavior" as communication — a powerful tool for adults who want to understand what's underneath the storm, not just react to it
Opens the door to regulation strategies — a natural conversation starter about what kids need when RAE shows up and how to find release in healthier ways
Print and use anytime — high-quality PNG ready for therapy sessions, cool-down spaces, or a quiet moment after the storm has passed
Perfect for parents, educators, and therapists supporting children who are learning that their big feelings deserve to be understood, not just managed.
When the storm finally lets loose.
RAE (Rage Anxiety Explosion) is the inUpowers character who shows up when worry and pressure build until there's nothing left to do but let it all out. RAE isn't a bad kid having a bad moment, he’s information: a signal that something has been building for too long and needs to be heard. This printable coloring page gives children and the adults in their lives a safe, calm way to meet RAE, understand what triggers the storm, and talk about what it looks like to find relief without the explosion.
Why families and educators love it:
Puts words to the overwhelm — helps children recognize and name the anxious, pressure-filled feeling that builds before a big emotional outburst
Reframes "bad behavior" as communication — a powerful tool for adults who want to understand what's underneath the storm, not just react to it
Opens the door to regulation strategies — a natural conversation starter about what kids need when RAE shows up and how to find release in healthier ways
Print and use anytime — high-quality PNG ready for therapy sessions, cool-down spaces, or a quiet moment after the storm has passed
Perfect for parents, educators, and therapists supporting children who are learning that their big feelings deserve to be understood, not just managed.