Last time, I shared my thoughts on how to talk to kids about bullying. I hope that you found that useful. Today, I’m going to share something even more practical: positive affirmations for bullied kids.
What are positive affirmations?
Positive affirmations are statements that you say to yourself repeatedly, usually in the present tense, with the aim of building positive self-belief and creating a positive mindset. The purpose of positive affirmations is to help you focus on positive aspects of yourself and your life, and to reprogram negative self-talk or limiting beliefs that may be holding you back. Basically, POSITIVE THINKING.
How can positive affirmations help kids?
They are quite popular with adults in the self-help space, but kids can benefit from positive affirmations just as much! How? Here are a few ways:
Positive affirmations can be a powerful tool to help children build self-confidence, self-esteem, and a positive mindset. Here are some ways positive affirmations can help kids:
- Build self-belief: help develop a positive self-image by focusing on their strengths and abilities, and by teaching them to believe in themselves.
- Boost resilience: help build resilience by teaching them to focus on positive aspects of their life and to overcome obstacles and challenges.
- Manage stress and anxiety: help manage stress and anxiety by providing a positive framework for their thoughts and emotions, and by helping them develop coping strategies.
- Improve academic performance: help develop a growth mindset by encouraging them to believe in their abilities and to see challenges as opportunities for growth.
- Foster positive relationships: help establish positive relationships with others by encouraging them to treat themselves and others with kindness, compassion, and respect.
That is why, being the awesome aunt that you are, having these in your arsenal is a must. This article is focused on dealing with bullying, but these affirmations can be applied to many other situations.
50 positive affirmations against bullying for kids
I’ve broken down the 50 affirmations into groups of 10 and provided a printable version for each group—which will go perfectly on your nieces’/nephews’ wall.
- I am worthy of respect and kindness.
- I deserve to be treated with dignity and compassion.
- My differences make me unique and special.
- I am strong and capable of overcoming any challenge.
- I am loved and appreciated for who I am.
- I choose to surround myself with positive and supportive people.
- I refuse to let anyone else define my worth.
- I am confident in my abilities and talents.
- I have the power to stand up to bullies and advocate for myself.
- I am deserving of a safe and peaceful environment.
- I choose to forgive those who have hurt me, but I will not forget.
- I am proud of who I am and what I stand for.
- I will not let bullies control my thoughts or actions.
- I am deserving of happiness and joy in my life.
- I choose to focus on the good in myself and others.
- I will not allow anyone to make me feel inferior or ashamed.
- I am deserving of respect and consideration.
- I have a right to express my feelings and opinions without fear of retribution.
- I choose to be kind and compassionate to myself and others.
- I am worthy of a life free from fear and intimidation.
- I am deserving of love, acceptance, and understanding.
- I choose to believe in myself and my abilities.
- I am a valuable and important member of my community.
- I refuse to let the opinions of bullies affect how I see myself.
- I am capable of creating positive change in the world.
- I choose to focus on my strengths rather than my weaknesses.
- I am resilient and can bounce back from any adversity.
- I am empowered to take control of my life and my experiences.
- I am deserving of respect and kindness from everyone in my life.
- I choose to surround myself with people who uplift and support me.
- I am confident in my ability to make decisions that serve my best interests.
- I am worthy of a life free from fear and intimidation.
- I choose to let go of negative thoughts and emotions and embrace positivity.
- I am deserving of a safe and secure environment to live and thrive in.
- I am capable of achieving my goals and dreams.
- I have the right to stand up for myself and advocate for my needs.
- I am deserving of forgiveness and compassion, both for myself and others.
- I choose to focus on my own growth and development, rather than comparing myself to others.
- I am a unique and special individual, with my own strengths and talents.
- I choose to treat myself and others with kindness, compassion, and respect.
- I am worthy of love and acceptance just the way I am.
- I am capable of overcoming any obstacle that comes my way.
- I choose to believe in myself and my abilities to succeed.
- I am deserving of a life filled with happiness, joy, and peace.
- I am surrounded by people who support and encourage me.
- I have the power to create a positive and fulfilling life for myself.
- I choose to focus on the present moment and let go of past hurts.
- I am strong and resilient, even in the face of adversity.
- I am deserving of respect and consideration from everyone I encounter.
- I choose to treat myself with kindness, compassion, and understanding, just as I would treat a dear friend.
I hope you find some in this list that will help your nieces/nephews with whatever situation they’re facing.
Got affirmations of your own against bullying? Let’s share!
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