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Big Life Journal - Daily Journal for Kids - A Growth Mindset Workbook for Children – Interactive Journal and Goal Planner for Kids – Daily Guided Journal for Children, Blue

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  • TRUSTED BY OVER 2 MILLION FAMILIES: Recommended by parents, teachers, child psychologists, and therapists in more than 100 countries. Winner of multiple parenting and education awards, Big Life Journal is a proven...
  • DAILY INTERACTIVE JOURNAL: This fun growth mindset workbook for kids is a 5-minute daily practice for children age 6-11 to express their feelings and develop a growth mindset.
  • EMOTIONAL HEALTH: Big Life Journal daily journal with prompts provides a safe space for children to digest their day, find the good and not so good things, and reflect on things they can improve.
  • POSITIVE PSYCHOLOGY: The science-based kids journal helps them focus on encouraging, self-loving thoughts, and grow resilient, confident and emotionally healthy.
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