Self-advocacy is a skill. It takes practice, safety, and repetition. And it grows strongest when kids know they are allowed to speak up for what feels right in their body. These simple scripts teach kids how to name discomfort, set limits, and choose relationships that feel safe. Teaching kids to advocate for themselves does not make them rude. It helps their nervous system feel grounded so they can handle the real-life challenges that come with growing up. Swipe through and save these! Comment BOOK for the link to Big Kids, Bigger Feelings, which gives you step-by-step tools for helping kids build emotional safety, boundary-setting skills, and resilience through every stage of middle childhood. #BigKidsBiggerFeelings #SeedAndSew #EmotionalIntelligence #ParentingTools #MiddleChildhood #ChildDevelopment #ParentingSupport #RegulationFirst #SocialSkills #KidScripts #BoundariesForKids