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By: Nassiri, Ibrahim

Do you keep a memory journal for your kids? I do and let me tell you why I do and why I think you should too.I don't want to forget the small, everyday things. I'm not talking about milestones, like learning to walk, eating food for the first time, or saying a first word. I think those are pretty special too, and to remember those things I write them down in my kid's baby books.What I'm talking about is an actual journal where I record specific stories, events, funny things they said or did, and it's also where I write each of my children letters periodically.Back when I was pregnant with Silas, I started to keep a log of my pregnancy. I went out and bought a small lime green notebook. The first entries were pretty much just recording basic information so I wouldn't forget them later. I recorded the date when I found out I was pregnant, information from my first doctor's appointment, and how and when we shared the news with our family.ORWriting a personal history, journal ideasWhy should I write a personal history/journal?It's your story and you should tell itEveryone deserves to be rememberedIt creates a sense of self-worthYour story will help othersHow do I start?Start smallSet goalsSet aside a timeBullet journalingRecord itJoin a writing class

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1655535439
• ISBN13: 9781655535437
• Release Date: January 2020
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 122 Pages
• Weight: 0.42 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.3" x 6.0" x 9.0"