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Kids experience negative thoughts and anxiety too, especially in difficult times or when their routines are disrupted. Mindfulness is a great way for us to practice how to be calm and relaxed and learn that our thoughts and emotions don’t need to rule our minds. Below are kid-friendly mindfulness exercises to help children learn to breathe and center themselves, especially during times of increased anxiety.