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Welcome to I See You!™ Positive Affirmation Playwear
Created by a psychologist, our positive affirmations with lovable animal designs are designed for every child to feel seen, accepted and loved.
Just like our kids, each one of our nine animals has a specific way they want to be treated and a positive affirmation they need to hear to feel seen and loved.
Whether your child is super responsible, easy going, or very competitive, our positive affirmation playwear is the easiest way to help your child feel seen and confident!
"A child’s self-confidence starts with feeling seen and loved." -Dr. Linda Olson, creator of I See You!™ Positive Affirmation Playwear
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Parents, discover which positive affirmation and animal puts a smile on your child’s face below!
8. Lux the Lion - Strong-willed, Confident, Fearless
Our number 8 animal on our Enneagram is Confident Lux the Lion. Lux children tend to be natural leaders who are strong-willed, confident, fearless and have huge hearts. They are easily spotted on the playground as they’re the child in charge, their powerful natural leadership skills on full display, and not always in the rule following way. With their “in your face personalities,”
Lions can’t and won’t be ignored. As a “protective challenger,” a Lion’s desire is to be strong, energetic and protect themselves from their fear of being challenged, controlled, or manipulated.
7. Mango the Monkey - Energetic, Idealistic and Charming
Number 7 animal on our Enneagram is Mango the Monkey. Mangoes are idealistic children who laugh a lot, enjoy new friends, stimulation and fun experiences, and are generally upbeat and energetic. If you are not a Mango yourself, their energy levels can be exhausting. Mangoes, who get bored easily, try to keep busy in order to avoid their feelings, especially during difficult times. Fearful of conflict, these children do their best to avoid it by using their charm and guile to deflect it. These bright children do not like limits imposed on them, and can be excitable with short attention spans. One of their greatest fears is missing out on a fun activity, which can exacerbate their insecurities. These are the children that are always on the go, who can’t sit still, and who talk incessantly, yet they are popular and always looking for the next amusement.
6. Dozer the Dog - Loyal, Responsible, Compassionate
Number six on our Enneagram is Dozer the Dog. Dozer kids are loyal, sensible, compassionate and responsible while also being a bit of a worry wart. It can be hard for them to make decisions because they spend so much time worrying about what could go wrong. They can be a mixture of opposites, e.g. the conformist and the rebel, or the believer and the doubter. One minute they can be fighting with one child and the next rebelling against a different one. Dozers can be very courageous, yet authoritarian, causing them to often find themselves in leadership roles. Lighthearted and affectionate, Dozers make very loyal friends and are often popular on the playground despite sometimes being quite prickly and reactive. You’ll find your Dozer trying hard to do things correctly, not because they want to do the right thing, but because they are afraid of disaster if they don’t.
5. Tully the Turtle - Curious, Intelligent and Innovative
Number five on our Enneagram is Smart Tully the Turtle, aka “The Little Professor.” Tullys are curious, intelligent, and love to learn new things. They are logical and observant, always collecting data, with a need to learn how things work, from race cars to video games to computers. These children tend to prefer to play alone and entertain themselves, yet are not against playing with others, as long as it is on their terms. They take life in stride, learning and progressing at their own pace. They may not learn to ride a bike until they’re twelve, or may shun swimming lessons until they’re an adult, yet they are academically at the top of their class. Curious and independent, they have no problems with focusing on their studies or reading a book, or learning the public bus schedule even though they don’t ride the bus. Social skills do not always come easy to them as they are looking for the logic in things and people don’t always react logically; however, their ability to observe and analyze data, applying it to social interactions, along with their innate sense of humor, will help them to work out social issues as they grow and mature.
Parents, Friends and Family explore which positive affirmation is your child’s favorite
Testimonials
Ben
Ben loves his Blaze Bear positive affirmation t-shirt, which reminds him that “being perfect” means trying your best!
Alicia
Alicia loves her Kiwi Kangaroo positive affirmation baseball cap, which reminds her that she is loved!
Jacob
Jacobs always brings his Foxy Fox positive affirmation water bottle to remind him he is a star!