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Celebrate Thankfulness with Your Kid this Season and Create Moments of Gratitude

Kristin Wise
Nov 20, 2023
Posted by: Kristin Wise

Celebrate Thankfulness with Your Kid this Season and Create Moments of Gratitude

Teaching kids to express thanks isn’t just about saying words; it's about actions that speak louder than words. Capture the essence of gratitude by encouraging simple yet impactful gestures like writing thank you notes or performing random acts of kindness. It’s a heartwarming way to build an authentic appreciation of kindness and gratitude.

Workforce Solutions Rural Capital Area would like to wish our communities a Happy Thanksgiving. Get ready for some serious gratitude goals that’ll make this holiday season the most thankful one yet.

Showing gratitude isn’t just for kids; parents are leading the way! Surprise gestures, thoughtful acts and creating a culture of kindness within the family.

Level up your parent-child convos with thankfulness talks. Make gratitude part of your every day by sharing your thankful moments. Whether it's during snack time or a car ride, sprinkle gratitude talks into your daily routine.

You can introduce the concept of a gratitude journal, where your kiddo can jot down their daily moments of thankfulness. This practice helps them reflect on the positive but also creates a beautiful keepsake for the future.

Along with encouraging your little one to perform small acts of kindness, from drawing a happy picture to expressing their gratitude for what they have. Kindness creates a ripple effect of gratitude that goes beyond the Thanksgiving season.

This Thanksgiving season, lets join the gratitude movement and instill the spirit of thankfulness in our little ones. It’s not just about the turkey and trimmings. It’s about raising kiddos with hearts full of gratitude. So, strike a family pose, share those thankful moments and let’s make this season the most thankful, fabulous one yet!


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