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Mindful activities can be enjoyable for children from "summary" of The Mindful Child by Susan Kaiser Greenland

When we think of mindfulness, we often imagine adults sitting in silence, focusing on their breath or other sensations. But mindfulness isn't just for grown-ups. Children can benefit greatly from practicing mindfulness as well. In fact, mindful activities can actually be enjoyable for children. Children are naturally curious and present-focused, making them ideal candidates for mindfulness practices. By engaging in simple, age-appropriate activities, children can learn to pay attention to their thoughts, feelings, and surroundings in a non-judgmental way. This can help them develop important skills such as self-regulation, empathy, and resilience. One way to make mindfulness enjoyable for children is to incorporate play and creativity into the practice. Activities like mindful breathing exercises, sensory walks, and guided visualizations can...
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    The Mindful Child

    Susan Kaiser Greenland

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