How to Practice Gratitude and Teach Your Kids 

Practicing gratitude invites joy into your life. It improves mental health, boosts relationships with others, and helps you to notice little wins you may not have seen before.

Gratitude quite literally means being thankful. It’s not just saying thank you, but expressing that appreciation and returning that kindness in some way.

What is Gratitude?

How to Practice Gratitude

Gratitude is essential if you want to foster relationships with friends and family, cultivate a habit of appreciating the little things, and adopt a positive mindset overall.

Keep a Gratitude Journal

Make it a daily practice to write down what you were grateful for that day. It could be as simple as I am thankful I ate three meals today.

Remember the Bad

When you remember how difficult life used to be, you can see how far you’ve come. This is fertile ground for gratefulness.

Once you’ve found reasons to be thankful, don’t forget to show others how grateful you are. 

Once you’ve found reasons to be thankful, don’t forget to show others how grateful you are. 

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