Today Is Great! Gratitude Journal for Kids: A Fun and Engaging Way to Cultivate an Attitude of Appreciation

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United States on Mar 24, 2023

BrookeBrooke: We love this gratitude book. It teaches our son to be thankful for at least one thing a day. No rules, he can put whatever he wants. Would highly recommend.

United States on Jul 22, 2022

Najinder: A fun way to help kids (and adults) appreciate big and small things in daily life in a thought provoking and easy way... would recommend to do this as a family

United Kingdom on Mar 21, 2022

Reekita: We had used earlier 3 minute gratitude journal. That was good for someone who has never kept a journal and is a starter. This journal is really very good as its a little more advance and can be used for 2 years. The other journal we had was good for 3 months.

United States on Mar 16, 2022

andy horsfield: Helps children appreciate the simple things in life and think about how their actions makes others feel.

United Kingdom on Apr 14, 2021

Gloria: Nos gusta el contenido, muchísimo, mi hija de verdad lo hace diario en 2 minutos. Nos encanta...solo me gustaría que elndiesño por dentro fuera un poco más vivo.

Mexico on Jan 17, 2021

Amazon Customer: Going to implement this on a project I intend to do. Great as will photocopy and print and use a workshop tool

United Kingdom on Jan 11, 2021

Sheena hayden: Book came on time and un damaged

United Kingdom on Dec 28, 2020

KostenKosten: Calling all foster parents! I’ve been looking for something like this book for our 12 yr old foster son for a while.

In our years of foster parenting we have noticed many of the kids in care need their positivity buckets filled up to the brim because they’ve lacked encouragement, safety, and stability (to name just a few). Our little guy has had so much anger and negativity built up in him and compounded for years that we’ve been slowly chipping away at it and trying to fill him up with positivity, love, consistency, (and many hugs!).

I chose this journal because he does well with routines and it’s a great way to end the day before bed. Also, he doesn’t like writing and the spaces for daily writing are small enough to not be intimidating but big enough to fit a sentence or two. And the weekly reflection pages are all different so it’s not boring.

We’ve had so many insightful conversations too based on what he chooses to write each night. It’s helped in more ways than I can explain. It’s simple and beautiful. I am buying more for my fellow foster parent friends.

Perfect gift for any child, certainly including those who need an extra...

United States on Nov 28, 2020

KaylaKayla: I bought this for my 7-year-old daughter who is in the first grade. She really enjoys writing and thinking about things she is thankful for and so I think this is a great way to start her day in a positive way. I only wish that it was a bit more open ended, and did not have specific week days listed, as she gets a little hung up on ‘missing days’. because each weekday is listed, there is some pressure to write something every single day. I think it could be better if it was more of an open ended journal, especially because this is marketed for kids and it’s inevitable that some days will be missed. Overall though, a great book that I’m happy with and would definitely recommend to others! I’ve included a few photos to provide a more thorough understanding of what to expect with the book - hope that helps!

United States on May 05, 2020