Beat the pandemic blues by developing gratitude in kids as it builds resilience

The best thing to do as parents in guiding our children toward gratitude is to help them model good behaviours. PHOTO: PEXELS
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SINGAPORE - One of the best ways to beat pandemic blues may be to get kids to be thankful.

Research from the National Institute of Education showed that engaging in acts of gratitude increased students' resilience, well-being and improved their relationships.

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