Brave & Kind
Confidence, kindness, and celebrating who they are. 1 worksheet to fill in online or print.
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Kids with ADHD hear an astonishing amount of correction ("no," "stop," "why did you do that?") and it can quietly chip away at how they see themselves. These worksheets help your child notice their strengths, be kind to themselves and others, and feel proud of exactly who they are, wiring in some self-belief to balance all that feedback.
Fill them in together on screen or print them. Try one in your browser and celebrate something brilliant about them today.
Questions about brave & kind
How do I build confidence in a child with ADHD?
Notice and name what they do well, out loud and often, especially effort and kindness, not just results. Give them jobs they can succeed at and let them teach you something they love. Brave Me helps your child see their own strengths on the page.
How do I protect my child's self-esteem?
Catching and naming what they do well (out loud and often) is powerful, because they hear so much correction elsewhere. These worksheets give you gentle, structured ways to do that.
My child says they're "bad" or "stupid". What do I do?
It's heartbreakingly common after lots of correction. Gently challenging that story, and pointing to real evidence of their strengths, helps rebuild it over time.