What's Good? Gratitude Journal for Kids

A Journal with Prompts to Help Kids Practice Gratitude and Mindfulness
 
“The What's Good? Gratitude Journal for kids” - The perfect way for kids to sprinkle some gratitude and happiness into their days!
Introducing "What’s Good? Gratitude Journal for Kids" – a delightful way for young minds to explore the powerful connection between happiness and gratitude! This enchanting journal features daily prompts that inspire children to pause for just three minutes each day and reflect on the positive aspects of their lives. By cultivating gratitude, kids can unlock a deeper sense of joy and appreciation.

Encourage your kids to embrace the good things in life and watch their happiness grow—one grateful thought at a time!

Here's what experts say about the "What's Good Gratitude Journal for Kids"

"What's Good? Gratitude Journal for Kids" primes the memory of children for good experiences and invites them to feel worthy and thankful for the good for which they are gifted. The practice of gratitude has imperative implications for the development of self-compassion and care for others in the face of early difficult life experiences."-Dr. James H. Cones III, PhD, Clinical Psychologist, Oxford, University

“Beverly Harris offers a tangible tool for leveraging the rich plasticity of the child and adolescent mind by brokering and documenting these invaluable exchanges. As a behavioral scientist, mental health clinician, and mother of three little humans, Harris' The What's Good? Gratitude Journal for Kids is my go-to for cultivating the healthy, resilient, and gracious adults our society needs." Dr. Sundania J. W. Wonnum, PhD, LCSW

Page Features
 
A place to list three things that they are thankful for
A prompt that encourages deeper thought and reflection
A space to write or draw about the day
A mood meter to identify and label emotions. This cultivates emotional intelligence development and helps kids to become more mindful of how their emotions impact their days and actions.

Strengthens social and emotion development by guiding them to:
 
Thoughtfully review the events of their days
Consider reasons to be grateful for the special things that come their ways
Identify the things they appreciate most and why it brings them joy
Reflect on sometimes overlooked joy givers, like a sunny day or a holiday
Discover ways to demonstrate their gratitude
Give thought to the feelings of the good people in their lives
Consider and record daily emotions
 
Get copies for all of the family and share reflections and discoveries together! Great written gift for kids, journal book, and for kid’s therapy, scout troop activities sleepovers, classroom projects, school counselors, and child-therapy. Wonderful Thanksgiving, gift Easter basket stuffer, birthday, gift Christmas gift, and vacation gift!