The Daily Question for You and Your Child from Waterbrook



The Daily Question For Your And Your Child is a fun way to create a special keepsake journal with your child.

 The Daily Question For You and Your Child contains 365 questions, one for each day of the year. However, this book could be started any time of the year. Open up the book to the current date and start asking a question. This interactive journal has space for asking the question for three years. The idea is that you are creating a time capsule of responses and can see how your child's personality and interests have changed over time as the vary year after year. Here are a couple examples of questions that are asked in the book: What is your favorite smell? What do you do when you are bored? What do you know about Jesus? This is a spiritual journal so there are a few Christian-based questions asked.

I like that the Daily Question For You and Your Child journal has a place to slip a picture into the front cover to turn it into a frame. One could change the picture every day and have a sort of time capsule of the pictures to go with the responses. We have just one child so this would work well for us. I think people with more than one child could buy journals designated for each child to have their own, or they could respond with answers for more than one child if they think there is enough space in each day's answer area and include a picture of all of the children. I think this could make a fun Christmas or birthday gift too.

I received this book from the publisher. I was not required to write a positive review. #partner

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