Positive things to say to your kids daily.

It is very important how you talk to your children, we talk to them daily so here are a few things you can say to them to plant seeds of positivity in their mind. This will help them be more confident, more self assured, more self secure, they will trust their gut and be able to make choices with a clear positive mind. As parents we have to plant positivity where we do have a little more control. 

Ask your self, what's unique to him/her? Example: Hair, smile, eyes, 

Compliment them on how nice it is, how nice it looks, 

Your smile lights up a room. 

Your ideas are so brilliant.

You are very thoughtful in the way that you communicate. 

Your laugh lights up my heart. 

Your words are so powerful.

I believe in you. 

You are important. 

I am so proud of you, you should be proud of yourself 

You got this. You can handle this, 

Good luck

I love you

I am happy to be your mom/dad 

Encourage and praise their efforts 

Provide opportunities for learning and growth 

Spend quality time with them and show them that you care and support them 

Let them ask questions, and discover the world around them 

Create a safe and nurturing environment 

Be patient and understanding 


Things like these show them expressions of your love, your time, your attention, your emotions and your availability. Little encouragement goes a long way, 

Hypnosis can help children with alleviating anxiety to helping their subconscious mind with positive suggestions. 


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