Mindfulness For Children — Gratitude Tree For Thanksgiving
Here’s the perfect mindfulness activity for Thanksgiving or a rainy day. It’s called the gratitude tree, and we will definitely be doing one this year. I love the chance to count my blessings, and it’s a fun activity to do with your child. The gratitude tree activity...
Mindfulness With Kids and Teens — Gratitude Jar aka Treasure Jar
What’s better than gold and starts with a G? Yes … Gratitude! This following gratitude activity is awesome for almost any age. But first … Did you know? Studies have shown that … Gratitude has a powerful impact on our mental and physical well-being Gratitude practice...
Mindfulness For Kids & Teens — The Ultimate Mindfulness Bracelet
Johnny was upset. He asked his parents why they had adopted a stupid boy like him. He thought he was stupid because he didn’t learn as fast as the other kids at school. Johnny’s not stupid, of course. We’re all different and learn in different ways and at different...
Mindfulness With Kids — Wish On A Star — Kindness Practice
The last few days we have been looking out for shooting stars … with no luck. Yesterday my son Anton pretended to see a falling star and insisted that he could make a wish. I said he could … and he wished that daddy would come to sleep with him when he went to bed …...
Mindfulness For Kids — Smell And Tell — Sensory Awareness Game
My son Anton loves to play sensory games. He likes to play “Find a color” and “10 sounds” when we’re preparing to go to bed. He usually asks me to play with him when he is sitting on the toilet after we’ve brushed his teeth. But to be honest, sometimes I feel like:...
Mindfulness for Kids and Teens – Empathy and Loving Kindness Practice
Today we started our day with a fun loving kindness practice, all thanks to my three-year-old son Anton. We ate breakfast together in the kitchen and Anton decided spontaneously to send kind wishes to mommy and daddy. Anton: I wish for mommy that she gets to mow the...
Three Senses Mindfulness Activity for Kids, Teens and Grown-ups
Paying attention to your senses is probably the easiest way to practice mindfulness. When you tune in to your senses, you are effectively living in the now. Your senses are as “in the now” as it gets. When you tune into to your senses, you give your busy brain a...
Mindfulness For Kids And Teens — 5 Ways To Combine Mindfulness And Food
Food is a phenomenal way to integrate mindfulness into a child’s daily life. Every child eats, and many children eat without really thinking about or understanding where their food comes from. If you’ve read my blog, you probably know that I do mindfulness workshops...
The Mindful Hug – Two Ways to Snuggle More with Your Family
Sometimes a hug can make a huge difference to a child who is anxious, sad or upset. A simple hug can help you connect with your child and partner, trigger them to open up and feel less stressed. How often do you hug? It’s the simplest way to connect and you...
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Mindfulness Games for Kids & Teens – Stay Cool Game
Mindfulness For Children — Gratitude Tree For Thanksgiving
Mindfulness With Kids and Teens — Gratitude Jar aka Treasure Jar
Troubleshooting Mindfulness With Kids And Teens
Mindfulness For Kids & Teens — The Ultimate Mindfulness Bracelet
Mindfulness With Kids — Wish On A Star — Kindness Practice