Like You: Mindfulness for Kids
We use breathing, affirmations, music, and imagination to explore feelings, relieve anxiety, encourage self-esteem, and grow empathy, all while having fun!
We use breathing, affirmations, music, and imagination to explore feelings, relieve anxiety, encourage self-esteem, and grow empathy, all while having fun!
Created by: Perpetual Motion
Started: January 1st, 2020
Status: Active, 204 episodes
Kind: Episodic
Language: English
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On this episode we’ll wiggle and relax like a noodle.
Ready to find your new favorite podcasts? It's a Summer Sampler time! Like You is a proud member of Kids Listen, a non-profit organization advocating for great children's podcasts. Because summer is a great time to try out new things, we thought you might enjoy trying out a selection of different Kids Listen member podcasts. This episode features small tastes of shows to pique your curiosity, stretch your imagination, tickle your funny bone, and help you find calm.
On this episode we’ll discover a few things we can learn about mindfulness by acting like a cat.
This week on the podcast, it's the 6th edition of listener favorite, Music & Affirmations! This episode is allllll full of songs and affirmations. It features a new song called "Breathe in Slowly," plus other favorites, "Take a Closer Look," "Let it Pass," and "It's Hard to Wait." ✨
Summer Encore episode! There’s a common bit of sports psychology that tells athletes to visualize themselves making a goal before they take a shot. On this episode I recall learning this lesson on my childhood basketball team, then explain how this advice is similar to saying affirmations.
I hope you'll enjoy this special guest episode from our friends at Storypillar. Storypillar is a podcast for kids and their grownups that tackles the sticky situations kids face while growing up. It features a story-loving caterpillar named Sneak, Sneak’s older sister, a butterfly named Bean, and Meg, a human person who writes and produces the podcast. This guest mini-episode features Bean the butterfly doing a mindful check-in, which she calls a Bean-o-meter check. We all know that mindfulness is about slowing down and paying attention to the things that are happening inside you and around you. So I thought it would be fun for you to hear how Bean checks in with her own feelings. Bean will also say a few affirmations, which listeners of Like You are very familiar with.
Enjoy this special encore of a listener-favorite episode. I know that many listeners have made Like You a mindful part of their bedtime routine. Mindfulness a smart way to relax, unwind, and say goodbye to the day. So today I thought I’d make a special episode that’s made for bedtime, nap time, or any time you need to get a little sleepy.
On this episode we’ll imagine we’re birds building comfy cozy nests to help us relax and enjoy ourselves while we practice mindfulness.
Created by: Perpetual Motion
Started:
January 1st, 2020
Status: Active, 204 episodes
Kind: Episodic
Language: English
When Chloe is sent off to live with her mysterious and eccentric grandmother she learns an unbelievable secret. Grandma Ivy is none other than Mother Nature herself! And Chloe is next in line to assume to the power and responsibility of the job. Can a twelve-year old learn to balance the entire world’s ecosystem while just trying to fit in at her new school? Only Mother Nature knows.
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