Why Gratitude Matters for Kids
Raising grateful kids in today’s fast-paced, digital world can be a challenge. But here’s the good news: gratitude is a skill—and just like art or reading, it can be taught and practiced in joyful, meaningful ways.
Studies show that children who regularly practice gratitude are:
- More empathetic and kind
- Better at managing stress and emotions
- More connected to others
- Happier and more optimistic
The earlier we begin teaching gratitude, the more it becomes a part of a child’s mindset—and daily life.
Make Gratitude Creative (and fun!)
If the words "write a thank-you note" make your child groan… we get it. That’s why we created Color 'n Kids Thank You Notes — coloring cards that turn “thank you” into a fun, creative experience.
Designed specifically for kids:
- Feature playful illustrations to color in
- Make writing thank-you notes engaging and fun
- Help reinforce good manners in a way that sticks
- Encourage creativity and self-expression
They’re perfect for birthdays, holidays, classroom projects, or spontaneous acts of gratitude.
Instead of nagging kids to write notes, you’ll find them excited to choose a card and color it themselves. (And as a bonus, they’re practicing handwriting and fine motor skills!)
Shop the full collection here »
Coming Soon: Growing Thankful Hearts
We’re currently working on a downloadable e-book for parents, filled with:
- Easy daily gratitude practices
- Printable trackers for kids
- Art prompts that teach kindness and empathy
Stay tuned or sign up for our email list to be the first to access it!