Raising children who are grateful for what they have, and teaching them to not always ask for more, isn’t easy. It is important, however. Grateful children have been shown to be more content later in life, so it is an investment in their long-term happiness. If you are struggling to instill a sense of gratitude in your children, take heart that you are not alone. And be prepared for some struggles. Teaching children to be gracious and thankful takes time, effort and a healthy dose of patience on your part.
Eight Tips to More Grateful Kids
As the holidays approach, there’s no better time to shift our children’s focus toward an attitude of gratitude.
Gratitude for Kids: Why It’s Important and How to Encourage It
Studies show that gratitude for kids can be a very powerful tool, with lots of benefits to mental and physical health.
