I gave one of the Adoption journals to my sister who just adopted and she cried when got it. She said there is no products out there like this. So glad they include adoption journals!
Adoption Childhood History Journal
No overwhelming blank pages here. Our journals feature custom-tailored prompts for every phase and year of your adopted child’s life, from the adop on process un l they are 18 years old.
Who Writes in it?
Parents fill out this journal for their child.
Prompts you'll find in this Journal
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Top 3 Reasons Why you need this Journal
#1Time Saver
After you get to year 1, our journals only take about an hour per year to fill out. We only feature prompts that are meaningful and that you will truly treasure in 20 years—making your limited time well spent.
#2Money Saver
Our Childhood History Journals span 0-18 years. Photobooks and scrapbooks can be so ex- pensive. We aim to keep our journals affordable—$1.77/year affordable. You’re welcome.
#3#mombrain Saver
How much did your second kid exactly weigh at birth? What was your first baby’s first word? Are the details a little fuzzy? Most moms think they won’t forget, but they all do. Don’t be a mom that regrets it one day.
Testimonials
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Journal Features
Adoption Sections
We had adoptive moms help us create the adoption sections such as the adoption process, the day you met, and special prompts like, “Angels that led you to our family”.
Photo Spots
There are spots in each sec- tion of the journal to paste in your favorite photos. See at a glance how your child changes in 18 years.
Placement to Graduation
Starting from the first moment you knew you were adopting until the day your child moves out of the house. Keep all your thoughts and experiences in one journal.
Dr. Visit Statistics
Easily keep track of things like height, weight, and other stats that are the hardest details to remember.
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Helpful FAQs
If my child is past the baby stage, is it too late to begin this journal?
Absolutely not! In fact, many of our customers have started when their child is four, five, six and beyond. We recommend starting the journal at the stage your child is currently, and working backwards if it’s appropriate to your situation.
What if I don’t have many details of my child’s early life; is this journal still appropriate?
We carefully designed our Adoption History Journal with adoptive families of all kinds in mind. We encourage parents to fill in the sections that they can, and skip over any sections that don’t fit their family. The ‘Adoption Process’ section of the journal was carefully written to be as inclusive as possible, and is appropriate for all kinds of adoptions.
What’s the main difference between the Childhood History Journal and the Adoption History Journal?
The primary difference between this journal and the Childhood History Journal is in the first sections of the book: this journal focuses on the adoption process instead of pregnancy. The sections for each stage of the child’s life are nearly the same as in the Childhood History Journal, with some prompts changed to be sensitive to the needs of adoptive families.
