Change your kiddos' thoughts from "I can't" to "I can't yet!"
Help your child cultivate rock-solid and lasting confidence with our 30-page self-esteem, positivity, and confidence kit for kids.
As parents, it’s heartbreaking to hear children say negative things about themselves.
"Noone likes me," "I can't," "It's too hard."
Why not just tear my beating heart from my chest.
And as children grow older, their self-esteem takes a sharp drop.
But there are things we can do to help!
Let's turn the tide on this upsetting trend of negative self-view.
These worksheets aren't just about telling kids they're “special.” It’s about helping your kids embrace their uniqueness, stop comparing themselves to others, celebrate their wins, and learn from their mistakes.
Here are just a few of the 44 pages you will receive:
- Daily Journal
- Big List of Strengths
- Brainstorming Strengths
- Big Wins
- Mirror Mirror
- Why I Rock
- What I Like About Me
- Why We Love You
- Superpowers
- Packing Checklist
- Make Your Own Recipe
- Failure is Important
- Try New Things
- My Bucket List
- Affirmation Bracelets
- Positive Affirmations
- Word of The Day
- Flip the Thought
- Kindness Calendar
Note: This is a digital product, nothing will be mailed.
If you purchased a digital product, please note:
- If you purchased a digital product. Nothing will be mailed.
- US letter page size (fits into a three-ring binder)
- High printing quality and bright colors.
- There are no refunds or returns on digital products.
- Each license (purchase) on digital products is valid for one person. These resources are for non-commercial use only. This PDF file may not be distributed for free or for any form of compensation.
If you would like to use these digital kits as part of a practice you charge for, you must purchase a professional license. Please reach out to tina@mindfulmazing.com for more information.
FUN STUFF
For charts and cards I recommend printing on thick stock paper, so it's easier to hang, not as flimsy, and can handle some wear ‘n’ tear.
For worksheets, activities and guides, I recommend printing and keeping securely in a three ring binder. Easy Peasy.
If you've purchased a handy chart or set of cards, this isn't necessary, but boy oh boy, it sure skyrockets things to the next level of fun. Do you have a laminator? (If you don't have one, I like this one). Laminate your resources (amazing). We all know kids are hard on things, so now you won't have to keep printing your chart and cards every time they get a little beat up.
Many of our charts also use Velcro stickers. And this is the icing on the cake. Attach one side of the Velcro sticker to the task card, and one side to the chart. Ensure that you don't mix up the sides. (i.e., the "hook" side should be on the chart, and the "furry" side on the cards.) Now you can move the cards around at your leisure. (Plus it's SUPER fun for kids).
