Where I’ve Been, Where I’m Going
It can help children to have a concrete reminder of where they've been and where they're going!
Use the map to see where you’ve been and where you’re going: use a blue crayon or marker to color in all the places the family has lived, an orange crayon or marker to show where the military parent has served, and a red crayon to show where the family lives now. Use purple to show where what comes next! Ask, “What would you like to know about that place?”
Daily Movement
Moving as a family is great self-care, and can be easy and fun.
Meal Planning
Healthy eating is a great form of self-care, especially if you have a plan.
Being Still and Quiet
Self-care can be as easy as creating a little quiet.
Taking Care of Us: A Guide to Help Military Caregiving Families Grow in Emotional Well-Being
A guide with information and activities to help military caregiving families learn about and grow in emotional well-being together.
Practice I Notice, I Feel, I Can
Try this three-step plan to help the whole family manage feelings big and small.
Piece by Piece
A storybook, featuring Rosita and her family, about the special strength of military caregiving families.
Compassion in Daily Moments
Simple ideas to help adults and children practice self-compassion in daily life.
