81 Positive Affirmations for Kids

As children grow and develop, they are constantly learning and forming their beliefs about themselves and the world around them. The messages they receive from their parents, teachers, and peers can greatly influence their self-esteem and confidence.

May these affirmations help your child to develop a positive self-image, to believe in their abilities and to trust in their own inner strength.

Affirmations for Kids

1. I am loved and valued.
2. I am capable and strong.
3. I am smart and capable of learning new things.
4. I am kind and compassionate towards others.
5. I am confident in myself and my abilities.
6. I am grateful for all the good things in my life.
7. I am happy and content.
8. I am respectful of myself and others.
9. I am honest and truthful.
10. I am able to overcome any challenges that come my way.
11. I am a good listener and a good friend.
12. I am patient and understanding.
13. I am creative and imaginative.
14. I am a good problem solver.
15. I am able to control my emotions.
16. I am helpful and thoughtful towards others.
17. I am responsible for my actions and decisions.
18. I am respectful of others’ feelings and opinions.
19. I am a good role model for others.
20. I am a good student and I enjoy learning.
21. I am a good listener and follow instructions well.
22. I am a good sportsman and a team player.
23. I am proud of my achievements and accomplishments.
24. I have a positive attitude and a growth mindset.
25. I am a good listener and communicator.
26. I am respectful of nature and the environment.
27. I am a good person and I make good choices.
28. I am healthy and I take care of my body.
29. I am a good artist and I enjoy expressing myself creatively.
30. I am a good citizen and I respect my country and its laws.
31. I am strong and resilient.
32. I am a good reader and I enjoy reading.
33. I am a good writer and I enjoy expressing myself through writing.
34. I am a good musician and I enjoy making music.
35. I am a good dancer and I enjoy moving to the rhythm.
36. I am a good actor and I enjoy performing.
37. I am a good mathematician and I enjoy solving problems.
38. I am a good scientist and I enjoy learning about the natural world.
39. I am a good historian and I enjoy learning about the past.
40. I am a good geographer and I enjoy learning about different places.
41. I am a good cook and I enjoy making food.
42. I am a good gardener and I enjoy growing plants.
43. I am a good photographer and I enjoy capturing memories.
44. I am a good designer and I enjoy creating things.
45. I am a good programmer and I enjoy coding.
46. I am a good athlete and I enjoy sports.
47. I am a good swimmer and I enjoy being in water.
48. I am a good horseback rider and I enjoy riding horses.
49. I am a good skater and I enjoy skating.
50. I am a good climber and I enjoy climbing.
51. I am a good skier and I enjoy skiing.
52. I am a good snowboarder and I enjoy snowboarding.
53. I am a good golfer and I enjoy golfing.
54. I am a good cyclist and I enjoy riding bikes.
55. I am a good hiker and I enjoy going on hikes.
56. I am a good camper and I enjoy camping.
57. I am a good traveler and I enjoy going on trips.
58. I am a good explorer and I enjoy discovering new things.
59. I am a good learner and I enjoy trying new things.
60. I am a good dreamer and I believe in my ability to make my dreams come true.
61. I am a good listener and I am respectful of others.
62. I am a good listener and I can control my temper.
63. I am a good listener and I can control my emotions.
64. I am a good listener and I can forgive others.
65. I am a good listener and I can apologize when I’m wrong.
66. I am a good listener and I can learn from my mistakes.
67. I am a good listener and I can be honest with myself and others.
68. I am a good listener and I can be a good friend.
69. I am a good listener and I can be a good family member.
70. I am a good listener and I can be a good citizen.
71. I am a good listener and I can be a good student.
72. I am a good listener and I can be a good employee.
73. I am a good listener and I can be a good leader.
74. I am a good listener and I can be a good member of my community.
75. I am a good listener and I can be a good person.
76. I am a good listener and I can be a good listener.
77. I am a good listener and I can be a good neighbor.
78. I am a good listener and I can be a good citizen of the world.
79. I am a good listener and I can be a good global citizen.
80. I am a good listener and I can be a good example to others.
81. I am a good listener and I can be a good role model.

Frequently asked questions

What are affirmations and how do they work?

Affirmations or “words of affirmation” are positive statements or phrases that are repeated to oneself with the goal of influencing one’s thoughts, beliefs, and actions. The idea behind affirmations is that by repeatedly stating positive statements, an individual can change their negative self-talk and limiting beliefs into positive and empowering ones.

They work by helping to retrain the brain to focus on positive thoughts and beliefs, rather than negative ones. The repetition of affirmations can also help to increase self-awareness and self-esteem, leading to more positive behaviors and actions.

Do daily affirmations work?

Daily affirmations can be a helpful tool for some people as part of a larger self-improvement or personal development plan. However, it’s important to note that affirmations alone are not a magic solution and may not work for everyone. Additionally, affirmations should be combined with actions to achieve the desired outcome.

Do I need to believe in affirmations for them to work?

You do not necessarily need to believe in affirmations for them to be effective. While belief in the affirmation can help to increase its effectiveness, simply repeating an affirmation can still have a positive impact on your mindset and behavior.

The idea behind affirmations is that the more you repeat them, the more likely you are to internalize the message and start to believe it. However, it is important to keep in mind that affirmations alone may not be enough to make significant changes in your life and it is also important to have a supportive environment and take action toward your goals.

How to use positive affirmations?

There are several ways to use affirmations effectively:

1. Choose affirmations that are specific and meaningful to you. The more relevant the affirmation is to your life, the more likely it is to have an impact.
2. Repeat the affirmations regularly. The more often you repeat an affirmation, the more likely you are to internalize it.
3. Use present tense and positive language. Affirmations are most effective when they are stated in the present tense and in a positive form.
4. Use visualization and emotions. Try to create a vivid picture in your mind of what achieving your affirmation would look and feel like. This can help to increase your belief in the affirmation and make it more powerful.
5. Be patient. Change takes time and affirmations are no exception. Keep repeating your affirmations and be patient with the process.
6. Write them down or record them. Having them written or recorded can help to make them more tangible, and you can refer back to them whenever you need to.

How often should I repeat affirmations?

There is no set rule for how often you should repeat affirmations, but it is generally recommended to repeat them several times a day, particularly in the morning and before bed. This allows you to start and end your day with positive thoughts, which can help to set the tone for the rest of your day and reinforce the affirmation in your mind.

Additionally, you can repeat affirmations throughout the day as needed, such as when you are feeling stressed or negative. The key is to make them a consistent part of your daily routine.

How long does it take to see results from using affirmations?

The length of time it takes to see results from using affirmations can vary depending on a number of factors, including the specific affirmation you are using, your level of belief in the affirmation, and how consistent you are in repeating it. Some people may notice a change in their thoughts or behavior within a few days of starting to use affirmations, while others may take longer to see results.

It’s important to remember that affirmations are one tool among many that can be used to improve your mental and emotional well-being. They are most effective when combined with other healthy habits such as regular exercise, eating well, and practicing self-care.

How to write an affirmation?

To write an effective affirmation, follow these steps:

1. Identify the specific area of your life that you want to improve. This could be anything from self-esteem to career success.
2. Write a statement that is positive and in the present or future tense. For example, instead of writing “I am not scared,” write “I am courageous.”
3. Make sure the statement is specific, believable and measurable. Avoid using words like “always” or “never” as it is hard to measure.
4. Keep it short and simple. The more concise and easy to remember, the more likely you are to repeat it regularly.
5. Personalize the affirmation and make it meaningful to you. The more you can connect to the statement, the more powerful it will be.