Kindness, a basic human quality, is largely lacking today. How can we correct that? It makes me think of the words of Ralph Waldo Emerson: “You cannot do a kindness too soon, for you never know how soon it will be too late.” 

World Kindness Day attempts to involve the global community in acts of kindness.

We can do our part and choose intentional acts of kindness every day for ourselves and as a model for our children.

Kindness Does Rock and you can rock too.

This viral trend among communities is fun for adult and child alike. It helps promote an awareness of how a kind word or deed can brighten a stranger’s day. It’s also fun to make, hide, and find these inspirational rocks.

Books help build a culture of kindness.

Reading with your child is an act of love and kindness. That time spent together also fosters communication. Reading about kindness impresses those values and promotes positive ideas for children to act on.

Empathy is not a simple concept to teach, but stories that emphasize kindness help make it relatable. 

Take the 30 day kindness challenge

Activity pages are a great year-round resource for parents and educators alike.

Coloring is an effective way to improve physical and psychological development in children. It stimulates creativity and nurtures wellbeing.

The positive affirmations in kindness activity pages reinforce kind thoughts and behaviors and helps foster friendships.

Our kindness coloring pages are quiet fun and are helpful in soothing restlessness or anxiety.

There is also a 30 day kindness challenge to inspire ways to show kindness every day. Journaling helps as well, to track what you’ve accomplished and what goals you still want to reach.