Research shows children who practice gratitude journaling improve academic engagement and social relationships within just eight weeks! This developmental approach uses age-appropriate activities—from visual drawings for preschoolers to written reflections for teens—building emotional intelligence and resilience that lasts beyond childhood. Family participation amplifies benefits by modeling gratitude behaviors and creating shared positive experiences. Start with short, consistent sessions tailored to your child's developmental stage and interests.
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