Description
Managing emotions can be challenging, especially for kids who are still learning how to cope with the ups and downs of their day. When your child feels distracted, anxious, or overwhelmed, it can be tough to find the right tools to help them feel calm and in control.
Mindful Movements by Thich Nhat Hanh offers a simple and accessible way to introduce mindfulness and calming exercises into daily life. Designed for children, this book presents ten easy-to-follow movements that guide children through mindful breathing and physical activity, helping them release tension, focus their minds, and cultivate a sense of calm.
🧡 Best for parents who...
- Want to help their child manage stress, focus better, or feel more present
- Are looking for a simple, calming activity to incorporate into daily routines
- Need a non-clinical, fun way to support emotional regulation and mindfulness
- Believe in using gentle, mindful practices to build resilience and self-awareness
💛 Best for kids who...
- Struggle with staying calm, focusing, or managing stress
- Enjoy engaging in physical activity and simple movements
- Like learning through easy-to-understand steps and interactive exercises
- Could benefit from mindfulness practices to help them feel more centered and aware
🧠Why It Helps:
Mindful Movements integrates movement with mindfulness, making it a fun, approachable way for children to connect with their bodies and emotions. This simple practice can help them cope with overwhelming feelings, enhance focus, and build emotional resilience over time.
💡 What’s Inside:
- Ten simple and effective mindfulness exercises
- Guided movements that focus on the connection between body and mindEasy-to-
- follow instructions that children can practice independently or with a caregiver
- An engaging, non-threatening approach to mindfulness and emotional regulation
Mindful Movements offers a gentle and supportive way to help children develop mindfulness, build focus, and manage emotions. It provides a calm, accessible resource for parents looking to foster emotional well-being in their children while strengthening their connection.
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