Claudia Liem
Happy Mindset Little Journal: Kids Interactive Journal Prompts and Daily Activities to Help Children Develop a Growth Mindset. Colorful, Self-Learning and Fun! (Ages 6-12)

In doing so, we show them that failing and making mistakes are just part of the process to achieving success.
Your child will learn how to:
✔ Develop a growth mindset
✔ Express feelings and identify emotions
✔ Have a positive outlook on life
✔ Be persistent
✔ Understand it is ok to make mistakes
✔ Believe they can always improve
✔ Be grateful
✔ Accept that everyone is different
✔ Better understand themselves
✔ Grow up to be a mentally stronger adult
SCIENCE-BACKED RESEARCH BASED ON WELL DOCUMENTED FINDINGS
Dr Carol S.

Dweck.
Prof Psychology Stanford University. –
"If parents want to give their children a gift, the best thing they can do is to teach their children to love challenges, be intrigued by mistakes, enjoy effort, and keep on learning.” - Carol S.

Dweck.
Why this journal?
INCREASES SELF-CONFIDENCE – journal prompts combined with meaningful l quotes showing that hard work pays off.

This is aimed at empowering your child to become more resilient against setbacks and more optimistic about their own abilities.
ENGAGING FOR KIDS – this journal was designed to keep your child interested and curious.

It has colourful pages and creative activities guiding them to think for themselves and come up with their own conclusions.
MOOD IMPROVEMENT – studies show that journaling about your accomplishments and writing down your positive thoughts can promote a lasting feeling of happiness and fulfilment.
SCIENTIFICALLY PROVEN – there is a strong scientific link between positive mindset and achievement.

If you believe your brain can grow, you behave differently.
In our journal, we show that one can indeed change from fixed mindset to growth mindset.

The positive result leads to increased motivation and accomplishments.
90 DAYS JOURNAL – filled with 60 pages of fun activities! This journal can be completed at your child’s own pace.

A great gift to your child as an introduction to journaling.

Benefits to parents:
In teaching a child how to understand their feelings and express themselves better, they grow to become more emotionally healthy.

The result is likely to be a smarter, healthier, happier and more resilient child.