Oct 30, 2022
The “My Values Journal”, which contains a guided journaling and self-affirmation experience for children in elementary school, is now available.

london,United Kingdom - October 30, 2022 /NewsNetwork/ —
The journal has been launched to help children ages 5-12 build their self-esteem and celebrate the good in their lives. It is intended to help establish and refine a child’s personal values through a series of daily interactive writing exercises, which parents can participate in as well.
To find out more, visit https://myvaluesjournal.com
The new “My Values Journal” contains stories, inspirational quotes, illustrations, and activities to help kids explore topics like morality, personal interests, and aspirations for the future. These activities can be completed at a child’s own pace or on an as-needed basis. For example, when a child makes a mistake, the journal encourages them to explore the consequences of that mistake and to learn from it through targeted writing exercises.
The topics covered in this new journal are widely recognized by child psychologists to be the most important aspects of healthy development. Especially when it comes to interpersonal relationships and dealing with powerful emotions, the development of self-esteem and coping skills are paramount in this respect.
As opposed to books which seek to guide children through narrative, this journal promotes a level of engagement that traditional texts cannot achieve. Some activities in the “My Values Journal” see children drawing their experiences; others have them writing in response to a prompt. This varied experience keeps children thinking about the topics for far longer than they would otherwise do.
The creators of this journal said, “We are parents too, and we wanted to create this journal so that kids of all ages can grow up to be good human beings with high self-esteem and a positive outlook on life. My Values Journal will help you teach your kids the value of hard work, honesty, compassion, self-belief, learning from mistakes and many other important values in life.”
Studies have shown that instilling the kind of emotional intelligence that this journal is designed to do can lead to higher grades, healthier relationships, and other successes later in life. These studies also show how starting early is essential to that end, which is why this product is targeted to younger children.
One parent shared their experience, and said, “My daughter received this journal as her birthday present and she writes and draws in it every week. It is so rewarding to see how creative she can be.”
For more information, visit https://myvaluesjournal.com
Contact Info:
Name: Rajinder Sawhney
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Organization: My Values Journal
Address: London, london, Middlesex TW14, United Kingdom
Phone: +44-7757-108741
Website: https://myvaluesjournal.com/
Source: NewsNetwork
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