Starting phrase for giving advice

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I want to give some advice casually. Consider this sentence,

Just a reminder: If you think you can make someone's day please do it,
cause the world need more love.

Here, I love the way the phrase "Just a reminder" has been put in at the beginning.
Similarly, I am looking for an introductory phrase to casually give advice. For example,

Settling the issues with anger is easy, you must have the courage to
actually explain to your child the actual thing.

I thought some phrases might be,

Just an advice

Just some casual thoughts

But you see, they are not really appropriate for my case. Can someone suggest better phrases?

Edwin Ashworth · Answer

"Here's a tip" is a well-known introductory expression (pragmatic marker: focusing: giving advice).
Rick Steves even uses it punningly in an article in Smarter Travel:
- Here’s a Tip: Don’t Stress Over Tipping

fev · Answer

You could say

If you want my advice

or again

If you ask me

Words like Frankly or If I were you/in your shoes, could also introduce advice.

Starting phrase for giving advice

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