Highly Recommended Kindfulness Reads for Children

Hello friends!

As the gift-giving season is upon us, I have been receiving lots of requests about my recommendations for Kindful books for children. Instead of a usual blog post, I thought I would compile a list of books that my family and I enjoy, as well as those I have shared with clients and loved ones alike, which have been helpful and meaningful for us. Please share any titles with me that I may have missed so that I can add them to my personal collection, as well as share them with others who are on a quest like us to help raise and nurture a generation of kind, compassionate, loving and emotionally intelligent children.

Thank you!

Must Have/ Best Books for Children Ages 0-9

My Mindful Morning - Lizelle Marpa Tucci 

Kindness Rules - Eunice & Sabrina Moyle

ABC Mindful Me - Christiane Engel

Peanuts: Be Kind, Be Brave, Be YOU! 

Breathe Like a Bear ~ Kira Willey

Listen like an Elephant ~ Kira Willey

I am Peace ~ Susan Verde

Kindness is My Superpower: A Children’s Book About Empathy, Kindness and

Must Have/ Best Books for Children Experiencing Grief/Loss

The Invisible String - Patrice Karst

Wherever You Are: My Love Will Find You ~ Nancy Tillman

Till We Meet Again: A Children’s Book About Death and Grieving ~ Julie Muller

The Goodbye Book ~ Todd Parr

Must Have/ Best Books for Children about Self-Love + Compassion

The World Needs Who You Were Made to Be ~ Joanna Gaines

Say Something! ~ Peter H. Reynolds

I Like Myself ~ Karen Beaumont

Books for Children with Sick and/or Terminally ill Family Members

Cancer Hates Kisses ~ Jessica Reid Silwerski

Our Dad is Getting Better ~ Alex Silver

Hope Tree ~ Laura Numeroff

How do you Care for a very sick bear? ~ Vanessa Bayer

Must Have/ Best Books for Children about Advocacy, Diversity, Inclusivity, Speaking Up & Anti-Racism

It’s Okay to Be Different ~ Todd Parr

Anti-Racist Baby ~ Ibram X. Kendi

What If we Were All the Same! ~ C.M. Harris

Say Something ~ Peter H. Reynolds

I am Perfectly Designed ~ Karamo Brown

One Let’s Talk About Race ~ Julius Lester

I am Enough ~ Keturah A. Bobo

We’re DIfferent, We’re the Same ~ Sesame Street

Happy in Our Skin ~ Fran Manushkin

The Proudest Blue ~ Ibtihaj Muhammad

My Hair ~ Hannah Lee

We Are Water Protectors ~ Carole Lindstrom




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