Lots of schools across the country have started to teach students about mindfulness. Maybe your child has come home and spoken about it and you want to know more. Or maybe you've heard about it in ...

In today’s fast-paced world, children are exposed to increasing levels of stress, distractions, and emotional challenges. Teaching mindfulness to kids has become a powerful tool to help them ...

Head to our homepage to help you and your child prepare for starting primary school and thrive in school life. What is mindfulness and why is your child learning about it at school? Mindfulness ...

Just kind of shake it out. And when you're ready, put your hands on the mat. Come into Child's Pose, where you sink back, forehead is on the ground. As you inhale, come up into Table Pose and look ...

The idea is to boost mental health by combining the benefits of getting outside—everything from improving kids’ IQs to helping them de-stress—with activities that promote mindfulness.

The tree is decorated, there’s snacks for Santa, the presents are wrapped and your kids are wide awake with no sign of sleep ...

By teaching mindfulness and empathy, we can create a world where all children feel respected, valued, and included regardless of how or if they celebrate. Did you know with a Digital Subscription ...

It’s a lesson we’ve learned as we’ve gone through life. But as a child, mindfulness is not as easy of a concept to understand ...

Watch the interview with Dr. Sweet in which she talks about the importance of mindfulness for children, how meditation helps one cope with stress and depression and the kinds of exercises mindful ...

Mindfulness is a focus on the present moment ... was the last time you looked up at the clouds? We often do this as children but not so much as adults. You might be surprised by the beauty ...

The interactive workshop involved a range of activities, including drawing, storytelling, movement and mindfulness practice. It was designed to help service children better navigate the "unique ...

What it does instead is it helps children acquire appropriate coping strategies for anxiety and enhance their self-regulatory skills through their engagement in age-appropriate mindfulness practices.