Make someone smile this month with our free festive kindness tags. Download now and find out more below.
Despite the daily dreary news reports, we know there are a lot of good people in this world. Let's show just how many of us are looking out for others. Our new free kindness tags can help to spread some much needed festive cheer. Wish to give someone a boost? See how it works here:
How it works
Simply download the PDF below, print and write positive messages on the tags that you think people would like to read (we've included some ideas below). Then cut out and leave in public places for other people to find. Hopefully, they will then do the same! The person who finds your message can either choose to leave your message somewhere else, or visit our website and download the tags themselves.
But, why?
Not everyone enjoys Christmas. For many people, Christmas is an extremely lonely or triggering time of year. You don't need us to tell you how tough the last two years have been, and this year, a lot of people are struggling. As we navigate the cost of living crisis, we think that our kindness tags are a relatively cheap and effective way to spread some much-needed love and happiness. Hey - we know that these tags aren't going to cure world hunger or solve any pressing societal issues, but we hope they may make someone smile who needs it.
What do you get out of it?
Completing acts of kindness is good for our mental health - it makes you feel good and it makes others feel good too.
What shall I write?
A mixture of positive and simple messages work best! You could write the same message on every tag or change it up. Here are some ideas:
Have a wonderful day
You make the world a better place
You are amazing
Sending all the positive vibes your way
Happy holidays
You are needed in this world
You could even Google some positive statements and see what comes up.
Why is this the perfect activity to do with my child?
This activity teaches children the importance of kindness and how small acts can impact someone's day. Plus it's an amazing feel-good activity for them too - can they come up with their own messages of kindness? Please note we do not encourage children to approach strangers with their notes, simply leave them where someone will find them.
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