This app offers a playful, skills-based approach to mindfulness for children aged 7-10. It helps kids develop emotional regulation, reduce stress, and improve focus through interactive voice-guided sessions and a task timer. The app aims to empower young minds to find calm and build a healthier relationship with life's challenges.
Summarized from real user reviews of Mindful Powers™. Based on 199 reviews and a 4.1/5 average, it highlights the 13 positives and 7 negatives reviewers mention most about this Education app.
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Free
Mindfulness 101 Story Pack
7 additional lessons, over an hour of audio.
7 issues
No sound issues
Timer achievements not unlocking
8 requests
Add more stories
Add more opportunities to grow plant and unlock gems
Mindful Powers™ is an award-winning app designed to help children aged 7-10 learn and practice mindfulness. It uses a playful, skills-based approach to help kids respond effectively to stress, build a healthier relationship with anxiety, and bring calm to their lives.
The app features 'Mindful Play,' which includes voice-guided mindfulness sessions that teach children how to understand their thoughts without getting carried away. It also has 'Focus Time,' a task timer that helps children set mental parameters for tasks and encourages them to complete them without distraction.
The app offers the first three Mindful Play lessons for free. Additional content and features are available through in-app purchases. These in-app purchases are not included in Family Sharing.
Mindful Powers™ is ideal for children aged 7 to 10 years old. It is designed to be a simple, easy, and fun part of their daily routine, allowing them to use it at any point in their day.
The app helps children grow essential skills such as calmness and relaxation, stress and anxiety reduction, concentration and focus, navigating big emotions, and getting along with others. It is based on contextual behavioral science and inspired by Acceptance and Commitment Therapy.
