Mindful Marble Art: A Creative & Sensory Practice for Kids
This marble-painting activity activates all the senses and lets you enjoy a mindful moment while making art with your little ones. Read More
This marble-painting activity activates all the senses and lets you enjoy a mindful moment while making art with your little ones. Read More
Kids are highly perceptive—so how can we give them feedback while also modeling mindfulness, calm, and kindness? Mindfulness Director and educator Alex Tzelnic shares tried-and-true tips for effective, mindful communication, whether in the classroom or at home. Read More
Mindful editor Siri Myhrom reflects on the transition away from being a stay-at-home-freelancing mom, and how motherhood means being with a constantly shifting mix of emotions. Read More
Try this creative, calming mindfulness practice for kids and families, designed to help ease difficult emotions and manage stress. Read More
Students Elijah and Romir share what they’ve learned about the practice of mindfulness via their school program run by the nonprofit Space Between. Read More
How to approach doomscrolling, social media comparison, and addicting algorithms with mindfulness. Author and WholeSchool Mindfulness director Erica B. Marcus shares lessons she’s learned from teaching middle school and high school. Read More
Mothers often have to let go of the person they were before—a rocky road that can lead to grief, anger, and pain. Yet, with surrender and self-compassion you can navigate the difficult emotions and discover the mother you’re becoming. Read More
Want to get inspired with simple acts of kindness? Rooted in the power of encouragement, things like celebrating small wins or recognizing others' talents can help us uplift one another. Read More
With Nana, Mona, and Russell, moving your body is never boring. Here are some Nanalan’-inspired mindful movement ideas to help you shake up your exercise routine, keep moving throughout the day, and connect with your playful inner child. Read More
Learning to take care of your heart, to accept the pain that comes with seeing the people you love suffer, and to be okay with suffering yourself, is the true work of self-love—and it begins with the breath. Read More