Cup Filling Cards
A beautiful boxed set of 20 kids affirmation cards to inspire, uplift, and fill up the cups of children of all ages.
The Cup Filling Cards have been lovingly created to…
Encourage kids to connect their sense of calm and self-worth.
Inspire conversations and enhance connection.
Introduce and normalise the concept of positive self-talk.
Work to prevent, challenge or change negative thought patterns that may begin in childhood.
Develop social and emotional intelligence, values, and resilience.
Care for the environment, being ecological printed on high quality card by a small family business.
Perfect for kids’ yoga teachers, school teachers, parents, therapists and kids themselves.
Designs feature cute and playful imagery to appeal to kids aged 5 to 12, and affirmations have been carefully chosen to support the social and emotional development of this phase of life.
What people are saying…
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“It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business.”
Laurie Payton
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“It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business.”
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“It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business.”
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“It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business.”
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Cup Filling Cards
About the Creator
Inspired by her own childhood anxiety, Vanessa is passionate about creating a yoga experience for kids that’s engaging and supportive.
She says, “I love teaching kids’ yoga because I struggled with anxiety as a child and would have loved to be introduced to yoga at a very young age. My goal with teaching kids’ yoga is to equip children with a toolkit for finding their way back to a balanced and centred state and make sure they have a really fun and engaging experience at the same time.”
The addition of affirmation cards in her yoga classes has helped to create a joyful and engaging experience for the kids.
“I want children to grow up knowing they are enough – whole and worthy of love and respect just as they are.
We are born believing this but along the path of life we start to forget.
I want these cards to sit in the homes of children and in the spaces they visit as a reminder of their innate completeness.”
— Vanessa Kelly