We teach our children to be kind as best we can, but it can be easy to forget how much small, random acts of kindness can impact the people around us – whether they’re strangers or friends or family. Whether you’re looking for ideas or inspiration for small ways you can make someone’s day a little brighter, these vlogs can help. They’re packed full of easy ways to carry out some random acts of kindness, from real mums, just like you.
It’s never been more important than now to focus on the good things in life; love, hope, happiness, and peace. That’s why Channel Mum have put together the #KindnessCM challenge.
By committing small, random acts of kindness, we can all spread a little love, and this...
If you can be anything in this World then there is always room to be kinder. This month I wanted to donate blood as I have been a blood donor for nearly ten years and I thought it would tie in nicely with Channel Mum’s video on the Kindness Challenge which you can watch here:
I just wanted to say how grateful I am to those who nominated me in the Brilliance in Blogging awards 2017. I found out the other day that I am a finalist in the video category and I just can’t believe it! I’m so shocked and so so pleased that people believe in me and my youtube chann...
To watch more Kindness videos: https://www.channelmum.com/parenting/kindness
In light of all the sadness currently in the world I wanted to share some ideas of random acts of kindness to help spread a little joy and hopefull...
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This month channel mum have challenged us to take part in the “random acts of kindness challenge” Elle and I visited our local fo...
KILL THEM WITH KINDNESS! There’s too much hate in the world and not enough love! Little children are such good examples of how to be loving a...
So with everything thats going on in our country and the world right now – is there a better time to get involved in spreading the love?! I&#...
It can be hard to find inspiration for kind acts you and your children can do – whilst some present themselves to you in everyday life, sometimes you have to search a little to find ways you can help. Giving to charity or volunteering are bigger things you can do but often it’s the small random acts of kindness that make the biggest difference. If you’ve been on the receiving end of an act of kindness you know how good it can make you feel and it makes you want to pay it forward. Simple things, such as kind words to a mum who’s dealing with a toddler having a public tantrum, calling in on an elderly neighbour, helping a stranger struggling with heavy bags or even reaching out to a friend who’s going through a hard time cause a growing ripple of kindness. Small things can, and often do, help.
