Kinder World: Wellbeing Plants

I actually really like this game. I've never consistantly played a game where there wasn't a clear objective but this game has stuck around. I genuinely enjoy getting messages from strangers and I like writing my own. I always wonder who's going to get my note. I struggle with being aware of my feelings so I kinda like the jar thing to enrich water. It makes me stop and think about it. I also like the colours it makes. I do wish there was a way to see all your past jars somewhere! Like how you c

Daily check-ins with ourselves are good for our mental health. This app does what no timer or alarm has been able to get me to do: consistently take time to stop, breathe, and see what my body is telling me. Life is lived in the moments. The world relentlessly pulls us in a million different directions and it is difficult to remember to stop and breathe. I know, because it is something I struggle with. This app has helped a lot with getting me to build that habit. Twice a day, I breathe, nam

I love this app so much it’s so wonderfully inclusive and supportive. I love that nothing negative happens with your plants if you can’t fit it into your day. It makes it so much easier to come back to.

I first tried Kinder Word after trying several other self care/anxiety relief games. After several months of play, I’ve found Kinder World to be the best. The game is incredibly cute, easy to follow, and really makes doing regular self care exercises (like box breathing and emotional naming) a pleasure, not just another box to tick off. The game is inclusive, cozy, and comforting. The music is great! And while there are items you can purchase in the game, you don’t need to buy anything to play a

This is such a great game. It helps me to remember positive thoughts and feelings and experiences that I may have forgotten. It provides time to reflect and learn from others. Plus, it helps to develop consistency in caring for virtual plants and maybe even the real ones in my home.