by Lori Lite
Compliments can reduce stress. Siblings are often too good at putting each other down instead of building each other up. Put downs or criticisms are stressful to the receiver and anyone within earshot. Did you ever find yourself wishing your kids gave each other more compliments? Get them started with this list. (More tips in my STRESS FREE KIDS: A Parent’s Guide to Helping Build Self-Esteem, Manage Stress, and Reduce Anxiety in Children )
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Compliments
I like the way you help your friends.
You are a true friend.
I like the way you take turns.
I like the way you share.
I enjoy your company.
You are a nice friend.
You are kind.
You are helpful.
You are caring.
I like the way you try your best.
You are a good artist.
You tell funny jokes.
You are a good helper.
You are a good listener.
You are very nice.
I like the way you dance.
I like when you sit with me at lunch.
You are creative.
You are fair.
I like the way you stick up for me.
Your smile makes me smile.
I like your laugh.
You are polite.
You have great ideas.
You are fun.
You are a terrific friend.
You make me happy.
Lori Lite is a content focused blogger, mom, author, parenting expert, Twitter marketer, and founder of Stress Free Kids. She is passionate about helping like-hearted entrepreneurs bring their message, product, event, or travel destination to parents. Lori’s award-winning books received national attention on Shark Tank and her sort after accessible tips have been featured in hundreds of publications to include: CNN Living, Real Simple Magazine, USA Today, Family Circle, Working Mother Magazine, and Web MD. Lori’s constant upbeat presence on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and Pinterest, and YouTube make her a real-time resource for anyone seeking practical advice for stress free living.