Q&A a Day for Kids: A Three-Year Journal

The prompts for each day help children to have something short to write about. It would be amazing to look back a few years later to see how they grew up.

Great memories

Buenisimo Una forma de conocer a tus hijos, hacerlos reflexionar y empezar conversación Yo uso cada espacio para cada uno de mis 3 hijos, en lugar de hacerlo para un hijo y 3 años

My child is 9 years old, I realized this recently. He is 9. He is half way to adult hood. He was born yesterday, just yesterday it feels like. These 9 years have flown, the next 9 will be tomorrow and I want them to last a life time, because one day he’ll leave, grow up and start a family. I won’t see or talk to him everyday, so I want to hold on to memories. This diary is something I saw originally on Pinterest and instantly bought it. It’s fantastic. We’ve only been doing it for a month, but my child insists that he will be exactly the same in 3 years. He enjoys answering the questions. Some are easier than others, some are silly, some show character. For example, “What snack does someone else have that you wish you did?” “If you could help kids in another country what would you do?” I’m paraphrasing from memory but these are questions that pinpoint what your kiddo is thinking in any given moment. Likes, dislikes, hopes, there are no wrong answers, there is only acceptance to his feelings. You come home from school or daycare or from a hard day of play and your child gets to express a part of himself. Answering a different question everyday for 3 years. A memento of his growth, something to hold on to. I’m feeling all sad because one day he’ll be an adult, and I know I’ll be grateful for this memento, plus his children will love seeing it one day.

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This is a low quality book which doesn’t offer the prompts and the insight this kind of product is supposed to and the sellers assumes no responsibility so no free returns. Skip to the next items

This is brilliant. I gave this to my niece for Christmas and she's crazy about it. She's very imaginative, but not a very linguistic child, so the short answers are just enough writing for her to not get tired out. Her parents love it too.