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Mindfulness 2 mins Back to School: Emotion Check-Ins with Families Here’s how
Mindfulness 2 mins Back to School: Emotion Check-Ins with Families Here’s how
When somebody is going through something upsetting, our bodies feel the stress of it. Here are tips for helping kids cope with stress.
heat in our cheeks, a rushing sensation in our ears, a pounding heart, avoiding emotion
Whether it’s separation anxiety or FOMO, it’s common for toddlers to push back when naptimes roll around…
relationship between FOMO and sleep is cyclical, as shortened sleep can affect stress, emotion
Social Emotional Learning is important every day for kids. Here are fun and easy activities for families to teach SEL skills at home…
responsible decisions and anticipate what’s going to happen so they can practice emotion
Moshi is excited to welcome back Goldie Hawn in a partnership with MindUP. Listen to the latest Moshi Story, Goldie and the Tree of Mindfulness!
Teachers and students have reported increases in pro-social behaviors and emotion
Teaching kids about happiness allows them to recognize their emotions and gain a
opportunity for self-expression, awareness, and connection to what factors lead to this emotion
Among the many emotions that children experience, jealousy is a common one—a mishmash
The emotion of jealousy isn’t always rational, and it can be very hard to control
Understanding the factors that lead to tantrums is an important part of supporting kids when they are having them. Here are some ideas…
understand the factors that lead a child to have a tantrum and what that expression of emotion
To help support the emotional wellbeing of educators, we’ve put together a four-week Moshi Mindfulness for Educators calendar…
Mindfulness 2 mins Back to School: Emotion Check-Ins with Families Here’s how
Our research team at Moshi is currently working on gathering evidence to show how Moshi can help teachers through social-emotional learning.
teachers can lead to an increase in positive affect (i.e., positive feeling, mood, emotion