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Nurturing Self-Care in Kids: Activities for Resetting, Refreshing, and Preparing

Nurturing Self-Care in Kids: Activities for Resetting, Refreshing, and Preparing, by Anya Willis. Photograph of mother and child eating by Alex Green
Photograph by Alex Green

Estimated reading time: 6 minutes

We hear about self-care, we may even practice it regularly; but what about your kids? Engaging them in healthy, mindful experiences will benefit you both

In today’s fast-paced world, the concept of self-care is often touted as essential for adults. However, what many might overlook is the importance of this practice for the younger generation. Just as we, as adults, need moments of rejuvenation and self-reflection, children too require these pockets of respite to navigate their dynamic worlds.

Teaching your kids the significance of self-care isn’t just about immediate relaxation; it’s about instilling habits that allow them to reset, refresh, and gear up

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