A Word From The Author
Raising kind minds means helping children grow with big hearts, gentle hands, and strong thinking.
This book reminds children (and parents) how to feel better, be kind, and stay positive every day.
For children aged 4–10 years, Raising Kind Minds is filled with meaningful stories, exercises, and reflections that strengthen empathy, confidence, and curiosity.
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Work Sheets
Parents Weekly Tips
Model Kindness Daily
Children copy what they see. Show kindness in everyday actions.
Example: When you say “thank you” to the shopkeeper or hold the door open for someone, tell your child, “We do little things to make others happy.”
This teaches that kindness is a daily habit, not a special event.
Praise Kind Actions, Not Just Achievements
Notice acts of kindness more than perfection.
Example: “I saw you helped your sister pick up her crayons — that was really kind!”
Reinforces positive behaviour and empathy over competition.
Teach Emotional Vocabulary
Young kids need words to describe what they feel.
Example: When your child says, “I don’t like this!” during dinner, you might respond, “It sounds like you’re feeling disappointed. That’s okay — we can try a different food next time.”
Helps them recognize and express feelings without tantrums.