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Yogi Girls is a tween club that combines yoga, affirmations, and creativity to cultivate confidence, self-leadership, and positive relationships: payhip.com/b/XBsMJ

I often ask, how do you build resilience in children without dysfunction?By trying something new. Every new and scary ex...
03/06/2026

I often ask, how do you build resilience in children without dysfunction?

By trying something new.

Every new and scary experience - new club or camp, getting up in front of the classroom, drama show - makes the next one easier.

When you encourage without pushing, your child gets to ease into the new experience without pressure and build confidence.

This is THE card for freedom seeking tweens. I always tell the girls that keeping their word with parents is the key to ...
27/05/2026

This is THE card for freedom seeking tweens.

I always tell the girls that keeping their word with parents is the key to more freedom as they get closer, or are in, high school.

Building trust is a practice that starts now.

My wish for you: You think kind thoughts when you look in the mirror. You use your words for good. As you enjoy new free...
22/05/2026

My wish for you:

You think kind thoughts when you look in the mirror.

You use your words for good.

As you enjoy new freedoms and discover who you are, you become the example to others.

You surround yourself with people who truly care.

You keep your head up, feet on the ground and hands free to create.

The perfect bedtime mantra when the worries of their little world takes a seat in their sleepy head.
20/05/2026

The perfect bedtime mantra when the worries of their little world takes a seat in their sleepy head.

This one. On repeat. This card is a great way to remind children to look outside of themselves and pick up a piece of li...
19/05/2026

This one. On repeat.

This card is a great way to remind children to look outside of themselves and pick up a piece of litter or notice when a teacher, hands full of books, needs a door opened.

In a group setting or classroom, encourage a child to share when they’ve been helpful or noticed when a friend or sibling has been helpful.

I love when this card is pulled because it gives me the opportunity to reinforce the importance of speaking up if they o...
18/05/2026

I love when this card is pulled because it gives me the opportunity to reinforce the importance of speaking up if they or a friend are having/have had an unwanted experience. Children stay silent when they’re worried they might get in trouble, get someone else in trouble, or are embarrassed. Let's keep having these important conversations.

When my 6-year-old pulled this card, I asked what her big dream is. I expected a trip to Innoflate or an ice cream, but ...
15/05/2026

When my 6-year-old pulled this card, I asked what her big dream is. I expected a trip to Innoflate or an ice cream, but her answer hit harder:

"More time wis you and dad."

(I'll be sad when she replaces "wis" with "with.")

Gulp.

“Doing what?” I asked.

In her sweet, optimistic voice, "Just chilling on the couch."

Sometimes, many times, that’s all they want. Let’s all take a minute this weekend to chill on the couch with our littles.

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74 Hyndland Road
Glasgow
G12 9UT

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