Hi, My Name is Jayme!
I am a seven-year-old author, kindness advocate, and founder of Jayme Hill's Kidz Kindness Clubhouse™. I believe that kindness, respect, and good manners can change the world. I write books and show kids how to be kind and respectful so we can lead by example at home, in school, and in our communities. At Jayme's World, our mission is to help kids make kindness a part of their daily lives. We provide programs, events, stories, books, and activities that promote respect and compassion. Together, we're creating a world where kindness shines bright in every kid's heart.
How It All Started
My Story Became My Purpose...The Story I Was Born to Carry!
I became an author at age six. … but it all began on vacation, when someone I really loved hurt my feelings and was being mean to me.
I felt sad… and I told my Nana, "I think that person owes me an apology." My Nana asked if I wanted to write about it. So I did. And I said, "People around the world need to be kind and respectful." And my Nana said, "Then you should teach them."
That’s how my book was born —and then my kindness movement began. Now I go into schools with my friend, Kedrick the Kindness Kangaroo—and we teach kids to be kind and respectful, and to use good manners. Because we want to make kindness cool in schools.
Please check with your school to see if they offer our Polished Stones Program for Kids, powered by Jayme Hill's Kidz Kindness Clubhouse. If they don't, tell them to contact us immediately.
I want YOU to join me on my mission by you being kind today. Please share it with the world, and let’s make kindness go everywhere! Remember, “Kindness isn’t just something we do—it’s who we are.”
Good Manners, Good People
By Jayme Hill
Kindness is Cool in School
By Jayme Hill
Discover the joy of kindness with Kindness is Cool in School, a delightful coloring book by Jayme Hill designed for kids of all ages! This engaging book is filled with fun, school-themed illustrations that promote acts of kindness, respect, and friendship in the classroom and beyond. From helping friends to sharing and listening, each page encourages children to embrace positivity and compassion. Perfect for home or school, this coloring book is a creative way to inspire young minds to make kindness their superpower.
Good Manners, Good People by Jayme Hill explores how practicing good manners can positively impact us and foster a more compassionate society. From Proper Introductions to using Courteous Words, practicing Good Hygiene, and mastering Table Manners, Jayme's book provides valuable lessons for young readers. Through her storytelling, Jayme aims to inspire children to embrace these positive values and behaviors. Ultimately, she hopes to empower her readers to become leaders in promoting kindness and good manners in their communities and beyond. As Jayme says, "Let's make manners FUN!"
What They are Saying About Jayme's Books
Amazon Review
My daughter really loves the book already, we just got it in the mail yesterday and she doesn't want to put it down. Thank you for the book. Great read even reminders for us adults. Good job
Amazon Review
This book is excellent for kids to start thinking about the importance of good manners and respect. I love that the author is only six years old and is a kindness advocate. It is a great read and has beautiful illustrations.
Amazon Review
Your little ones will LOVE this coloring and activity book! It has an important message, and make sure you purchase the actual book to pair with it! You won’t be disappointed with this purchase!!!
From The Columbia City Government
"Jayme Hill is nothing short of a star, commanding attention and smiles upon entering a room, with a mission to help others feel loved and cared for just the same. Keep shining, Jayme!"
Meet Jayme Hill
Jayme Hill is a seven-year-old, dynamic, young author, speaker, and youth kindness ambassador on a mission to make kindness, respect, and good manners the new “cool” in schools and communities around the world.
Her movement began at just six years old after experiencing bullying. Instead of shrinking, Jayme chose to rise—turning her pain into purpose by writing her first book, Good Manners, Good People, and her second, Kindness is Cool in School. That courageous moment sparked what is now Jayme Hill’s Kidz Kindness Clubhouse™, a growing global movement inspiring children to lead with kindness and confidence.
Jayme is the face of the Polished Stones Program for Kids™, a culture-shifting initiative—written by Global Visionary Strategist, Angela Carr Patterson—that is currently impacting schools and communities across the country. The program is now expanding into animation and live experiences to reach children on an even greater scale.
This summer, Jayme will host her first Kidz Kindness Camp™, a high-energy, interactive experience designed to teach children how to practice kindness and create positive change in their schools and communities. She is also preparing to host auditions for the highly anticipated Kidz Kindness Clubhouse LIVE™ stage show, featuring talented children who will bring her message of kindness to life through music, dance, and storytelling.
Jayme’s impact has earned her statewide recognition. She is being honored next month with the Rising Star in Education Award at the Richland County Education Partners Board Golden Apple Awards and has been previously recognized by the City of Columbia, Mayor Rickenmann, and the Columbia City Council, which proclaimed February 18, 2025, as “Jayme Hill’s Kidz Kindness Day.” She's also received a resolution from the Richland County Council. On April 25th, she will have ice cream with Mayor Sloan J. Griffin of Blythewood, South Carolina, where she will also receive an official proclamation in her honor.
In her free time, Jayme enjoys reading, spending time with her cousins, singing, playing board games with her family, and taking walks with her dogs, Deuce and Beaux. A stellar student and excelling in basketball, baseball, and cheerleading, she was named Character Kid at her school.
A sought-after youth speaker, Jayme has inspired students at schools and events across her community and beyond. Her mission continues to grow globally, with an upcoming invitation to speak at the Global Ascent Event in Tanzania.
With a powerful voice, a growing platform, and a message the world needs now more than ever, Jayme Hill is not just a young leader—she is a movement whose mission is clear: to spread kindness, shift culture, and raise a generation that leads with heart.
Columbia City Government had these words to say about her, "Jayme Hill is nothing short of a star, commanding attention and smiles upon entering a room, with a mission to help others feel loved and cared for just the same. Keep shining, Jayme!"
