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Journaling for Children with Wolf & Whimsy Kids
Did you know that I also have a business called Wolf and Whimsy Kids?
WWK is a safe space for children to learn how to manage their emotions, learn about social-emotional wellbeing, get creative, and more- all with a journal!
One of the most common questions when it comes to journaling is:
How will journaling help me? What are the benefits of journaling for kids?
The short answer: journaling will help your children in every single aspect and area of their life throughout their entire life.
The long answer: ask yourself why YOU journal.
As adults, we journal because we are stressed and overwhelmed, because we feel like we've missed out on our dreams by fitting into the boxes of society. We journal to heal wounds, express our thoughts, feelings, and emotions. We journal to manifest our desires, move through hard times, and become our most favorite, happiest, healthiest version of ourselves.
Now imagine what your life would have been like if you had started journaling as a child. If you would have had an outlet, a safe space for you to be in alignment with the person you were at the time, and throughout the phases of your life.
The interesting thing about the most common question with journaling - what are the benefits of journaling? - is that the answer does not change, no matter who will be doing the journaling.
We like to think that children don't have stress, or we don't see their stress as "actual stress" because we have "bigger problems" and their problems are "not that big of a deal".
But a child's problems are big for THEM. They need an outlet, a safe space to be in alignment with the person they are stepping into, to be in alignment with themselves as they navigate the ebbs and flows of childhood into teenage years into young adulthood, and beyond.
They need a space to release their thoughts, feelings, and experiences of the day. A space for them to recognize and identify their emotions. A space for them to take responsibility for their actions, learn the tools that work for them in managing their emotions, and develop their social emotional well-being and skills- something the world so desperately needs.
Journaling will help your kids change the world.
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Did you know that I also have a business called Wolf and Whimsy Kids?
WWK is a safe space for children to learn how to manage their emotions, learn about social-emotional wellbeing, get creative, and more- all with a journal!
One of the most common questions when it comes to journaling is:
How will journaling help me? What are the benefits of journaling for kids?
The short answer: journaling will help your children in every single aspect and area of their life throughout their entire life.
The long answer: ask yourself why YOU journal.
As adults, we journal because we are stressed and overwhelmed, because we feel like we've missed out on our dreams by fitting into the boxes of society. We journal to heal wounds, express our thoughts, feelings, and emotions. We journal to manifest our desires, move through hard times, and become our most favorite, happiest, healthiest version of ourselves.
Now imagine what your life would have been like if you had started journaling as a child. If you would have had an outlet, a safe space for you to be in alignment with the person you were at the time, and throughout the phases of your life.
The interesting thing about the most common question with journaling - what are the benefits of journaling? - is that the answer does not change, no matter who will be doing the journaling.
We like to think that children don't have stress, or we don't see their stress as "actual stress" because we have "bigger problems" and their problems are "not that big of a deal".
But a child's problems are big for THEM. They need an outlet, a safe space to be in alignment with the person they are stepping into, to be in alignment with themselves as they navigate the ebbs and flows of childhood into teenage years into young adulthood, and beyond.
They need a space to release their thoughts, feelings, and experiences of the day. A space for them to recognize and identify their emotions. A space for them to take responsibility for their actions, learn the tools that work for them in managing their emotions, and develop their social emotional well-being and skills- something the world so desperately needs.
Journaling will help your kids change the world.