Parents and teachers, learn how to weave mindfulness and yoga into your everyday routine with your children at home or in your classroom. You will be equipped to create a calm and centered home or classroom where children are engaged, connected, and have skills to regulate their emotions.
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Parents and teachers, learn how to weave mindfulness and yoga into your everyday routine with your children at home or in your classroom. You will be equipped to create a calm and centered home or classroom where children are engaged, connected, and have skills to regulate their emotions.
Being Kind To Ourselves: Teaching our children to talk kindly to themselves starts with us.
Mindful Moments for Families and Schools
15 minutes 33 seconds
4 years ago
Being Kind To Ourselves: Teaching our children to talk kindly to themselves starts with us.
In this episode I talk about the struggle to be kind to ourselves. I have noticed a trend in my classes that children and teens struggle to compliment themselves. I recently taught a full week of classes focused on saying kind things and found that many students could not say something nice about themselves. As I thought about this I realized I struggle with this too. This got me thinking about how I can help change that. Tune in to learn about how I am challenging myself to be a catalyst to change this for myself and the children in my life. Join me in this challenge and we can help ourselves and our kids to have positive self talk. Soundtracks by Jon Acuff https://soundtracksbook.com
Mindful Moments for Families and Schools
Parents and teachers, learn how to weave mindfulness and yoga into your everyday routine with your children at home or in your classroom. You will be equipped to create a calm and centered home or classroom where children are engaged, connected, and have skills to regulate their emotions.
