The new year can feel exciting—and a little overwhelming—especially when everyone is talking about big goals and big changes. In this episode of Mind Snacks, we talk about New Year’s resolutions in a gentler way. We explore how small habits, practiced consistently, can lead to real growth over time, and why it’s okay to start small and keep trying. Support the show Mind Snacks Website: www.mindsnackskids.com Lumebox Red Light Therapy: https://thelumebox.com/pages/lb68/?_ef_tran...
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The new year can feel exciting—and a little overwhelming—especially when everyone is talking about big goals and big changes. In this episode of Mind Snacks, we talk about New Year’s resolutions in a gentler way. We explore how small habits, practiced consistently, can lead to real growth over time, and why it’s okay to start small and keep trying. Support the show Mind Snacks Website: www.mindsnackskids.com Lumebox Red Light Therapy: https://thelumebox.com/pages/lb68/?_ef_tran...
Did you know that when you name your feelings, your brain actually calms down? In this episode of Mind Snacks, kids will learn the power of emotional intelligence—understanding and naming emotions so they can process them in healthy ways. We’ll explore the science of “name it to tame it” and share the story of Wade, a kid who discovered that calling a feeling by its name helped him turn nervousness into courage on stage. Support the show Mind Snacks Website: www.mindsnackskids.com Lume...
Mind Snacks - Self Help for Kids & Parents
The new year can feel exciting—and a little overwhelming—especially when everyone is talking about big goals and big changes. In this episode of Mind Snacks, we talk about New Year’s resolutions in a gentler way. We explore how small habits, practiced consistently, can lead to real growth over time, and why it’s okay to start small and keep trying. Support the show Mind Snacks Website: www.mindsnackskids.com Lumebox Red Light Therapy: https://thelumebox.com/pages/lb68/?_ef_tran...
