Happy Confident Me Super Journal
Daily journal for kids aged 7-12 proven to develop growth mindset and resilience and increase productivity, happiness and confidence.
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Learn valuable lessons, not taught at school
Developed by psychotherapists and parenting experts, in consultation with kids, our Super Journal instills life-changing, positive daily habits
- Better equipping children emotionally for the future
- Teaching 10 key life skills not taught at school such as self-awareness, positive thinking, growth mindset and resilience
- Providing practical use for these skills through daily journaling and themed weekly activities
- Building greater connections between parent and child
- Scientifically proven to increase kids’ happiness and confidence
*Pay it forward. We donate journals to children in need with every journal bought. Read more
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- Instills positive daily habits and actions that are proven to increase happiness and confidence
- Bright, friendly, packed with colourful illustrations and fun to use
- Simply introduces complex themes and puts them into action
- Helps children identify the many emotions that are felt daily, ending the day on a positive note
- Inspires children through daily quotes provoking research and discovery of authentic and popular life stories
- Plenty of space to write, doodle and draw, suitable for all sizes of handwriting
- Designed without gender-bias, using a character that all children can identify with
- Reinforces the practice of daily gratitude and seeking out even the smallest moments to be thankful for
- Helps children develop a growth mindset, increased optimism, to be kinder and understand empathy
- Encourages weekly family themed activities to bring the unit together and strengthen emotional bonds
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Together, with a Super Journal, our FEELIT! emotions cards provide invaluable and immeasurable support to kids aged 6-12. This is an ideal complement to our journals as it helps children better identify and understand the different feelings they have each day and be able to journal about them. This sparks important conversations with parents and teaches children how to better manage their emotions.
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Why having a growth mindset matters
For over ten years now, since psychologist Carole Dweck carried out her pioneering research looking at how children are affected differently by praise, the term Growth Mindset has been taking hold in parenting circles. And for a good reason too… when we are born, we have a 100% growth mindset, which we need to help us learn to chew, to eat, to get up when we fall – and of course to believe we can be or become anything. But that mindset soon changes, and by the age of 10, circa 50% of children end up having a fixed mindset. So what is the difference between the two, and what can we learn to help us live happier, more confident lives?
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