Father Daughter Journal

Description

This father And daughter Journal is an amazing new journal that helps every dad and daughter enjoy a fun and creative way to build a closer relationship with one another. Use this journal with thoughtful prompts, playful challenges and awesome activities to build a tighter bond with your child! This entertaining prompted journal is the right tool to build your father-daughter relationship. Your daughter can record her memories, swap stories about life, compare her views on growing up with you, and explore common or unique interests with her father Playful lists, letters back and forth, and interactive stories invite both dad & daughter to think, write, and doodle about topics for their past and future, build up self-confidence and improve their penmanship and writing. Quality Time With Your Child: Answering these interesting fun questions, doodling and creating stories together helps build a unique one of a kind bond where you and your daughter can open up to each other and explore feelings through activities. Connect with each other: Easily create conversations with your daughter which makes it fun to use the journal to explore topics about getting older, and explore each other's dreams and trials. Easily compare each other's views: which enables your daughter to learn, what were you like when you were my age? And you to learn things like: What do you want to be when you get older? Do you ever feel pressured or uncomfortable around me or others? Makes a great gift for dads! Fill this journal out with your father, and surprise and delight him. Perfect for times where you'll spend long periods together like car rides, vacations or when you're home together for an extended time. This Father and Daughter Journal is for every dad who needs to connect with his daughter, but worries they may be getting older and not interested in spending time with you.. There's a huge problem you face right now. It's getting your daughter to open up and talk about how they feel growing up and what is going on in their life. What makes this even worse is the fact that you know many parents struggle to have meaningful conversations between parents and their children as they get older! Which means you may feel like your daughter is drifting away. Peer pressure, new friends and puberty can make trying to have a closer relationship with one another a nightmare! But luckily for you, there's now a solution! So, if you're a dad, who really wants to connect with their daughter, but worries that they can't because they are getting older, this "Dad and Daughter Journal" is the answer you've been looking for! Now is the best time for you to create a keepsake that you will be able to record and revisit these precious memories! The Perfect Gift From A Daughter To Give To Dads On Father's Day- Order Now! Review: A great idea. - Pretty cool little book. Sometimes it's easier to write something than to say it clearly since you can think more during the delay. Most of the questions are fairly idle and light hearted, some pages are a ton of " favorites". Like little bubbles all over the page with questions like " favorite movie" "favorite snack" " favorite Holiday" with a line under to write the answer, other pages are short questions like, if in you had an unlimited amount of money what is the first thing you would buy? Or what is your favorite subject in school? Some questions have funny prompts like " if you were a superhero what would your powers be?" There are pages that ask questions of the dad and of the daughter equally, so it's kinda a two way method of understanding each other better. And there are a few questions here and there that seem kind of innocuous but can be used to get a little insight like " what is your favorite thing about yourself?" Which can help you gauge self esteem etc. Fand there are a few pages where there are 3 example pictures with an empty space underneath that asks you to draw your own version of a tree, or a teddy bear or whatever, which is a chance to be creative or try to duplicate the example image. the dad pages and the daughter pages are interwoven with each other, though sometimes Dad and daughter will have the same questions on their own page but those 2 pages won't be next to each other, that way your not referencing each other's answers when you do your own. It was a neat activity that required several sessions to complete. It takes a little bit of encouragement to get a kid to do anything that isn't involving their electronics but there are good times to nudge them into it. Like when they have to wait for you to checkout at the grocery store or waiting in the car with you while you pick up dinner. It's worth the modest price if you care enough about your kid to encourage them to complete it. Especially good during school breaks or maybe sick days. Age range is probably around 7 to 12 assuming your kid can read. Which mine does well. It's not super intrusive or anything that would be embarrassing to have someone read. Review: Makes a great gift! - This is a really nice journal for dads, and daughters. It's geared more towards younger daughters.