About Language Ninjas

What is Language Ninjas, and how does it help kids?

Language Ninjas is a fun and engaging way to teach kids the power of their words and breath. Through books, mindfulness activities, and confidence-building tools, we help children develop emotional intelligence, self-awareness, and strong communication skills.

Why is mindful language important for kids?

The words kids use shape their mindset, emotions, and interactions. When children learn to use positive and mindful language, they develop a growth mindset, emotional regulation skills, and stronger friendships—key skills for lifelong success.

Resources & Tools

What books and tools does Language Ninjas offer?

We offer two children's books—Abracadabra! I Know What to Do! and My Words Are My Wand—which teach kids how to use empowering words. Our Wins Journal helps kids celebrate progress, while the Emotions Toolkit connects words, breath, and feelings. Plus, our 2-4 minute mindfulness meditation videos on YouTube help kids practice breathing exercises to stay calm and focused

How can these resources help my child?

Our books introduce the power of words for kids, the Wins Journal builds confidence through positive self-talk, the Emotions Toolkit helps kids understand and regulate emotions, and our mindfulness videos for kids teach simple breathing exercises to reduce stress and anxiety.

Practical Tips & Getting Involved

How can I help my child use positive language at home?

Encourage your child to notice their words and how they feel when they say things like “I can’t” vs. “I can try.” Use simple affirmations for kids like “I am strong” or “I am kind” to help them build confidence. Practice deep breathing exercises together when big emotions arise to help them stay calm and focused.

Where can I find Language Ninjas books and resources?

Our books and tools are available at Amazon and bookshop.org, and you can find mindfulness activities for kids, growth mindset resources, and positive language tips on our YouTube channel and social media.