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Our three testers were particularly enamoured with the idea of creating their own kindness cake, writing down everything they’d put in, from thoughtfulness to hugs. Nadim is a parenting and relationship coach and the author of seven books including the highly acclaimed Kids Don’t Come With a Manual, Happy Confident Me Journal series and Raising Happy Confident Kids. The Happy Confident Movement is a growing group of over 50K parents, children, teachers, experts, schools, groups, and organisations who all share the same vision. The Happy Confident Me Journal is one of the most important element of our wellbeing packs as it ensures the children we work with have a journal that helps them to express and understand their feelings, helping them with their development and regulating their emotions.
There is a page dedicated to each day, but there is a section where they can fill in the actual ‘day of the week’. However, based on feedback we have from parents who use our journals, your children may want to share their journal with you at the end of each evening. With over 60 highly engaging activities, kids will be helped to understand themselves more, identify their feelings, and learn to let go of fear, anxiety or anger and increase their kindness and compassion towards themselves and others. There are many different ways to use them, and they’re great for use on long car journeys, at restaurants or during family dinner time.As a parent, I really like all the positive language used to reinforce the idea that feelings are valid and important. After lockdown and once the schools re-opened, bedtime in our household became a bit challenging (read: driven to drink nightmare).
Whether you prefer shouting about it, scribbling it down on paper, or blogging the pants out of a situation, out is best.It is fantastic that a resource like the Happy Confident Me Journal exists and that we can help children by providing them with it. Written by esteemed and highly reputable Psychologist Dr Linda Papadopoulos, together with Parenting expert and Coach Nadim Saad, it provides a clear, structured framework and effective solutions to increase wellbeing for children. essential life skills such as positive thinking, resilience, and perseverance to develop a growth mindset and be better prepared to face the challenges of today’s times.
In addition to encouraging this positive mindset and self-love practice in kids, this journal is filled with amazing stories of inspiring people who have overcome adversity to achieve their goals.Packed with fun activities like quizzes, made-up dictionary words using your child’s name, business cards to design, games, fail vouchers and more, it’s personalised throughout, so your child will always feel extra-special when they use it. It has been used by hundreds of children in schools in the past year and is loved by teachers and pupils alike. Doing so enabled me to prepare myself to answer any questions, participate in conversations and notice when the learning was applied. It’s a proven fact that regular use of products, tools and resources that instil positive daily habits has a positive effect on users both short and long term.
We think these books will encourage the kids to spend more time outside, as well as getting them into the mindful practice of journaling each week. As an adult, I love looking back at my childhood writing and drawing – it connects me straight back with how I was feeling at the time. We’ve been doing this for the past couple of weeks with a couple of our testers, who seem particularly excited to get a response from the owl the next day. My son used more writing, whereas my daughter used more drawings – either way, both approaches work – it is their journal, after all. Through using our products, services, and resources, families can develop their skills together, creating stronger, deeper, and happier connections.In a media-driven, fast-paced world we need to be able to slow down and become more present to quieten our busy minds and take time to be calm.
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