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Mindful Families

Mindfulness, breath, gratitude and slowness — chosen for families who will actually use them, not families with an hour a day.

33 recommendations8 categoriesPrint-ready A4Updated 30 July 2026

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Mindful Families

A Thrive List™ for the Mindful Families pathway

Best Parent Books8
Best Children's Books5
Best Teen Books3
Best Podcasts4
Best Apps5
Best Websites2
Best YouTube Channels4
Helpful Organisations2

Last updated 30 July 2026

From the therapist

Do not start with a family meditation practice. Start with one minute, attached to something that already happens daily. This guide is ordered from smallest commitment to largest.

If you're overwhelmed, start here

  1. 01

    Sitting Still Like a Frog(find this book on Amazon, opens in a new tab)

    Eline Snel

  2. 02

    The Whole-Brain Child(find this book on Amazon, opens in a new tab)

    Daniel Siegel & Tina Payne Bryson

  3. 03

    Everyday Blessings(find this book on Amazon, opens in a new tab)

    Jon & Myla Kabat-Zinn

If today is not the day for a reading list: take the three Start Here picks, ignore everything else, and come back in a month.

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Best Parent Books

8 recommendations

5 more in the PDF

Best Children's Books

5 recommendations

2 more in the PDF

Best Podcasts

4 recommendations

1 more in the PDF

Best Apps

5 recommendations

2 more in the PDF

Best Websites

2 recommendations

Best YouTube Channels

4 recommendations

1 more in the PDF

Helpful Organisations

2 recommendations

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