Promote Kindness with Netflix!

With school back in session in most parts of the country (or close to it!), it’s easy to focus on teaching or reinforcing school-related subjects. Even though Trent doesn’t go to school yet, he also doesn’t go to daycare, so it’s up to us to teach him what we can to set the stage for when he does go to school. Of course, we concentrate on letters, numbers, shapes, colors, etc. but we also teach him other things…like how to be polite and treat others with kindness.

We promote saying hi and bye, please and thank you, and we also are big on teaching him to share, especially since he has a little sister that has already assumed control of all of his baby toys ;)

If you want to promote kindness and acceptance with your kids, here are some suggested titles from Netflix to help!

 

12 Netflix Titles to Promote Kindness and Acceptance

For your big kids:

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1. Rudy
2. Mulan
3. A Mile in His Shoes
4. Radio
5. Good Luck Charlie: Down a Tree
6. Glee
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And your little ones:

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1. Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood, Vol. 1 Ep. 6: Friends Help Each Other
2. My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic, Season 3, Ep. 4: One Bad Apple
3. Arthur, Season 15, Ep. 8: Muffy’s Classic Classy Club / Best Enemies
4. The Hunchback of Notre Dame
5. Super Why, Season 1, Ep. 61: The Ugly Duckling: Becoming a Swan
6. The Fox and the Hound

 

If you’re also looking for a fun activity to promote kindness, check out this Kindness Punch Box idea!

Inspire your kids to do good by turning random acts of kindness into a fun game. With our Kindness Punch Box, your kids can break through each tissue-papered hole to reveal a kindness challenge, like smiling at everyone you meet or making a sweet treat to share with your neighbors. Click here to learn how make your own.

 

This post was written by me as part of my membership in the Netflix Stream Team. All opinions are my own and honest. Thanks for reading!

 

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