💌 How to Write a Love it Forward List Card to a Kid Going Through a hard time 💛

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 Writing to a child who’s facing something difficult can feel emotional — but your card doesn’t have to be long or complicated. Just a few kind words can make a huge difference in their day.

Here’s how to make it simple, sweet, and full of heart:

✨ 1. Keep It Short & Positive

Kids may be tired, overwhelmed, or scared — so keep your message short, gentle, and encouraging.

💬 Sample Message:

Hi Mia!
You are so brave, and there are people like me out here sending you big hugs, even if we've never met. 💛
You’re stronger than you think — and you’ve got this!

Love,
Carol 🌈

🎨 2. Add a Dash of Fun

Brighten their mailbox by adding something playful to the envelope:

Bonus points for bright colors, glittery pens, or cute stamps!

Also, take a look at this post HERE for more fun ideas of little surprises you can tuck into a flat envelope! 💌

✉️ 3. Make the Envelope Joyful Too

Decorate the outside with kindness — colorful tape, doodles, or fun words like “You’ve got happy mail!”
Little details can spark big joy.

🧡 4. What to Avoid

Try to stay away from heavy topics, medical advice, or anything that might remind them of what they’re going through. The goal is to uplift, not overwhelm. Focus on hope, kindness, and joy.

Writing to a child is a beautiful act of compassion.
Your words might be exactly what they need today. 💫


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