Tell Me Your Life Story, Mom: A Mother’s Guided Journal and Memory Keepsake Book by Questions About Me
This simple guided journal helps mothers record their life story with over 200 questions. The thought-provoking questions and prompts are organized into chapters based on your mother’s life stages to help her record memories, experiences, treasured moments and reflections. Once completed, this gift will become a precious treasure and personal keepsake of your mother’s most important recollections, stories and life lessons that can be passed down to your children and cherished by future generations.
The Gift of a Happy Mother: Letting Go of Perfection and Embracing Everyday Joy by Rebecca Eanes
A supportive guide that gives busy moms permission to care for themselves, from a popular parenting blogger with one million Facebook followers. In this relatable guide, Rebecca walks listeners through the process of getting back to happy, for your own sake as well as your family’s. Going beyond the usual advice about finding balance, embracing gratitude, and not sweating the small stuff, her hard-won advice is written by a busy mom in the trenches.
How to Be the Perfect Grandma: Live. Love. Spoil. by Bryna Paston
Being a grandma is as close as you may ever get to perfection. In this charming and funny gift book, learn the rules and secure your spot as one of the most important parts of your grandchildren’s lives.
Badass Affirmations: The Wit and Wisdom of Wild Women by Becca Anderson
In Badass Affirmations, Becca Anderson reminds you that you are pretty darn great. Inside this motivational quotes and affirmations book, you’ll be fired up by inspirational quotes for women, by women. Alongside these women empowerment quotes, you’ll gain new knowledge of the badass ladies who have left their mark on the world with a mix of short bios and longer profiles.
Mother Daughter Journal by Brit A Anderson
This entertaining prompted journal is the right tool to build your mother-daughter relationship. Your daughter can record her memories, swap stories about life, compare their views on growing up with you, and explore common or unique interests with you. Playful lists, letters back and forth, and interactive stories invite both mom and daughter to think, write, and doodle about topics for their past and future, build up self-confidence and improve their penmanship and writing.
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