You Are Loved is a set of three heartwarming and visually engaging tear-off affirmation posters designed to spread kindness, encouragement, and emotional support to children and young people. With clear, uplifting messages and a simple “tear-off” format, this resource invites children to take positive affirmations with them—whether they need a confidence boost, a reminder of their worth, or a sense of belonging during a tough day.
This printable is ideal for use in classrooms, therapy rooms, community centres, youth clubs, or home settings, and helps nurture self-esteem, resilience, and a culture of kindness.
What’s Inside These Affirmation Posters?
Tear-off encouragement slips – Each slip includes a short, affirming message such as “You matter,” “You are enough,” “You are loved,” “You bring light to others,” and “You deserve kindness.”
Multiple versions of affirmations – Different layouts of the poster provide a variety of positive messages children can choose from.
Visual simplicity with emotional depth – Designed to be eye-catching but calming, suitable for a range of ages and settings.
Gentle emotional support – A reminder that someone cares, even when a child might be feeling low, anxious, or alone.
How Can the Resource Be Used Practically?
In schools and classrooms – Display near doors, noticeboards, or wellbeing areas where children can quietly take a message when they need a boost.
At home – Families can put the poster on a fridge, bedroom wall, or hallway and encourage children to take one when they are feeling uncertain.
In counselling and therapy sessions – Therapists can use the affirmations as part of self-esteem work or emotional check-ins.
In youth centres, libraries, or community spaces – Encourages a welcoming environment where young people know they are valued.
For group work or one-to-one support – The slips can be used as journaling prompts, conversation starters, or part of a gratitude or self-worth activity.
These posters are a simple yet powerful tool to help children and teens feel seen, valued, and supported—whether they take a message home in their pocket or simply read one on the wall.
