Affirmations are simple statements clients can tell themselves to boost their self-esteem and encourage a positive mindset. They can come in many forms, such as written words, sayings, or mantras, and often focus on strengths and personal growth. Not everyone uses them regularly, but they have become popular among those who need encouragement, such as those dealing with self-doubt.
The Affirmations for Kids Poster provides uplifting statements designed to help young clients maintain a positive outlook. It starts with the words “I am,” followed by descriptive words like loved, smart, brave, and more. It uses a colorful design to make these affirmations engaging and easy to remember.
Having this poster nearby can support kids and teens during moments of stress or emotional overwhelm. Placing it in quiet spaces, such as bedrooms or relaxation areas, allows them to reflect on positive messages and feel reassured.
Caring adults can encourage young people to read these affirmations out loud or choose a phrase to focus on each day. They can also create a shared routine, such as reciting affirmations together before bedtime or during moments of reflection.
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References:
- Amaliaa, U. (2020). Positive affirmation in education of youth characters in the Millennal era. International Journal of Applied Guidance and Counseling, 1(1), 28-35. https://doi.org/10.26486/ijagc.v1i1.1047
- Mohamoud, Ahmed. (2024). The Impact of Growth Mindset Interventions on Students’ Motivation, Resilience, and Academic Achievement. Multidisciplinary Journal of Horseed International University (MJHIU). 2. 102-125. 10.59336/7adj0850.
- Rai, T., & Desy, T. M. (2022). Effect of positive affirmation on stress and academics in students. Journal of Pharmaceutical Negative Results, 13(3), 3922–3924
