ISBN: 9780525650928
Publisher's Synopsis:
A fun, thought-provoking 365-question guided journal and keepsake that sparks daily interaction with your child to create a memory book capturing your child's life, personality, and faith journey.This interactive prompted journal allows a parent to create a keepsake of three years of their child's life. By answering each of the 365 questions together on the same date each year, readers will get a unique and precious picture into their child's feelings, development, and personality. Some of the questions focus on spirituality and the child's heart, while some are meant to capture their creativity, spirit, and sense of humor. All questions spark conversations and memories that span well beyond the pages of this book.
MrsK's Review:
My first thought as I opened the covers of this book, was... Goodness there isn't much for me to review. As any established, and seasoned reader... I took a closer look. Now I was pondering how would I ever provide a review that would give this collection its deserved value.
There is no better place to begin a collection of a child's thoughts, personality, interests, feelings, and spiritual insights than in a journal. Every page is formatted for a three year period. As the adult, you can begin as the scribe and as the child gets older they can take over the writing. In our home, we are spending a few moments after dinner to jot down our answers to the daily question. We decided to use our initials followed with our thoughts. From the youngest to the oldest, we are discovering each other in a way that will not be lost in the passing of time.
Here are a few of the questions (remember each question has its own page for each day of the year and each page is divided into thirds for a three year documentation):
There is no better place to begin a collection of a child's thoughts, personality, interests, feelings, and spiritual insights than in a journal. Every page is formatted for a three year period. As the adult, you can begin as the scribe and as the child gets older they can take over the writing. In our home, we are spending a few moments after dinner to jot down our answers to the daily question. We decided to use our initials followed with our thoughts. From the youngest to the oldest, we are discovering each other in a way that will not be lost in the passing of time.
Here are a few of the questions (remember each question has its own page for each day of the year and each page is divided into thirds for a three year documentation):
- Who do you think needs a hug today? (January 4)
- If you could live next door to anyone, who would it be? (May 14)
- What do you like to pretend? (July 19)
- If you were a pirate, what would be in your treasure chest? (November 10)
- What gift would you have given the baby Jesus? How can you give Jesus a gift now? (December 9)
It is with much applause, I have discovered how I could review a collection such as this...
Absolutely one of the best discoveries of the year!
Get one for your home, one for a family, one for a friend, and as a gift for any new parent,
MrsK
Absolutely one of the best discoveries of the year!
Get one for your home, one for a family, one for a friend, and as a gift for any new parent,
MrsK
"Kids grow up fast! It can be hard to take time to stop
and remember all of the unique quirks and beautiful little
pieces of your child's personality...
The Daily Question for You and Your Child is meant to help you do just that."
A unique design,
Wonderful discussion tool,
Perfect family heirloom!
Wonderful discussion tool,
Perfect family heirloom!
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