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Grateful Together: A Gratitude Journal for Kids and Their Parents
Writing together brings you closer together—for adults and kids ages 7 to 10
It isn't always easy for kids and parents to talk. This shared, back-and-forth journal inspires communication and gratitude, doing surprising and wonderful things to strengthen the bond between any child and their caregiver.
It's a colorful, guided journal experience that keeps parents and children connecting about both the big and little things. Take turns filling out questions and lists of what you're thankful for and get creative with free spaces to write or draw. When you've practiced thinking about what's most important between you, gratitude and closeness come easily.
This journal helps both of you build gratitude
Grow together by writing with gratitude—and each other—in mind.
It isn't always easy for kids and parents to talk. This shared, back-and-forth journal inspires communication and gratitude, doing surprising and wonderful things to strengthen the bond between any child and their caregiver.
It's a colorful, guided journal experience that keeps parents and children connecting about both the big and little things. Take turns filling out questions and lists of what you're thankful for and get creative with free spaces to write or draw. When you've practiced thinking about what's most important between you, gratitude and closeness come easily.
This journal helps both of you build gratitude
Grow together by writing with gratitude—and each other—in mind.
140 pages, Paperback
Published October 15, 2019
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December 23, 2019
This guided journal is for parents and children to write in together as a reminder to be grateful for something each day. The prompts include things like being grateful for friends, laughter, favorite books, pets, acts of kindness, and teachers.
A guided entry might ask the writer to do an act of kindness or generosity and then journal about it and how it made them feel to help someone. Another entry will ask the writer to write about a time when someone helped them, and how grateful they are for the generosity of others.
Each prompt is a little different; some are questions, or lists, or even drawings. You can list five things you love about your home, draw a picture of your favorite animal, or write a letter to someone telling them why you admire them.
Each page is divided into spaces for the child and for the parent to write, answering the same guided prompt. The layout is excellent. The lines for writing are large with plenty of space for young hands to write.
There are sweet drawings and designs around the edges of each page with cute cartoon animals and plants.
This is a really special little book to share with a child!
Disclaimer: I received a copy of this book from the publisher in exchange for a free and honest review. All the opinions stated here are my own true thoughts, and are not influenced by anyone.
A guided entry might ask the writer to do an act of kindness or generosity and then journal about it and how it made them feel to help someone. Another entry will ask the writer to write about a time when someone helped them, and how grateful they are for the generosity of others.
Each prompt is a little different; some are questions, or lists, or even drawings. You can list five things you love about your home, draw a picture of your favorite animal, or write a letter to someone telling them why you admire them.
Each page is divided into spaces for the child and for the parent to write, answering the same guided prompt. The layout is excellent. The lines for writing are large with plenty of space for young hands to write.
There are sweet drawings and designs around the edges of each page with cute cartoon animals and plants.
This is a really special little book to share with a child!
Disclaimer: I received a copy of this book from the publisher in exchange for a free and honest review. All the opinions stated here are my own true thoughts, and are not influenced by anyone.
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