Our story is simple...

Our Story Is Simple...

It started with one mission in mind: to support and nurture children’s hearts and minds for every stage of their childhood.

Built from the ground up, our brand is created by a mother, in a mission to make an impact and bring awareness to mental wellbeing in all children regardless of their race, ethnicity, or gender. Becoming a mom highlighted the importance of mindfulness from a young age, and creating an opportunity for children to practice positive and kind thoughts.

Female FoundedBlack Owned Business

Female Founded

Black Owned Business

Canadian Made

Gender Neutral

The Birth Of Minniminds

There is no right or wrong way to use the deck. Play with different methods of using these cards and do what feels natural!

First time using affirmation cards?

Here are some ways parents, teachers and youth workers have incorporated this deck into their daily activities

How do parents use this deck?

Make a practice of doing affirmations while looking at one other. Encourage your child to look you in the eye or look at themselves in a mirror and repeat after you.

Pull out an affirmation card when your child is upset, discouraged, feeling anxious or needs help calming down.

Many parents use these cards as a way to connect and check in with their children. Practicing affirmations together encourages your child to share whats on their mind and helps provide a safe feeling at home.

What are some exercises teachers use these cards for?

Teachers often use these cards as a self-reflection exercise. You can put children into groups and have them read cards with each other. Talk about when they might think about this card in their life.

Choose a card each week and have children write a journal on the card.

Give children a card for their desk and rotate the card each week.

There's no right or wrong way to use the cards! Get creative and try different things!

Is there a specific group or gender these cards are tailored to?

How To Include Affirmation Cards In Everyday Life

Simply pull a card daily. Read the card and repeat the affirmation out loud 2-3 times

Select an affirmation you want to focus on each week

Stick it to the bathroom or bedroom mirror

Place a card in your child's lunch box as a gentle reminder

Put it on the fridge for the entire family to see

Select a card to discuss in the morning, while eating dinner, during car rides or before bed. Ask the child to share how they feel and what they think about the card they have read

Hang on the wall in the playroom or reading corner

Select an affirmation, reflect on what the words mean and how they make you feel in a journal. This is a great reading & writing exercise as well!