Raising Grateful Girls

Hey there, gorgeous! Let’s talk about something important: raising daughters who appreciate all the good stuff in their lives.

In a world overflowing with “want-it-now” messages, it’s easy for our little ones to get caught up in the comparison trap. But as moms, we want them to shine from the inside out, grateful for the blessings they already have, right?
So, how do we cultivate that grateful heart in our precious girls? Well, fret no more, mama! Here are some fun and faith-filled activities that will make building gratitude a breeze (and maybe even a little sparkly!).

The Thankful Jar

This is a classic for a reason! Find a pretty jar and decorate it together. Every night before bed, take a few minutes to reflect on your day. What made you smile? Did you learn something new? Maybe you had a delicious dinner or your daughter aced a spelling test! Write it down on a piece of paper and pop it in the jar. At the end of the week, month, or even year, open the jar and reminisce about all the good stuff! This is a great book that you can easily add to your library and a read along for those days you need an added mama. LOL!

The Gratitude Walk

Take a walk in nature with your daughter! As you stroll, point out all the beautiful things you see – the fluffy clouds, the singing birds, the colorful flowers. Talk about how God created all these amazing things for us to enjoy. This simple activity can spark a sense of wonder and appreciation for the world around us.

“I Love You Just the Way I Am” Coloring and Activity Book

Naomi Bailey

This coloring book is more than just pretty pictures! It’s packed with fun activities and inspiring messages that will help your daughter develop a grateful heart. We’ve got coloring pages with Bible verses about thankfulness, gratitude prompts, affirmations to learn to appreciate the blessings in their lives. It’s a fun way to spend quality time together and sneak in some valuable lessons along the way.

Remember, mama, you are your daughter’s biggest role model! Let your daughter see you practicing gratitude in your everyday life. Thank God for the little things, and your daughter will learn to do the same.

So, there you have it, mama! A few simple activities to get you and your daughter on the gratitude train. Let’s raise a generation of kind, confident girls who appreciate all the blessings in their lives.

Let’s spread that gratitude like glitter (because, let’s be honest, glitter gets everywhere, but in the best way possible!)