The Daily Question for You and Your Child


"The Daily Question for You and Your Child" is a three year long journey you get to take with your child, just by asking them one question a day. Each day their is a new quesion that the book gives you to pose to your child ranging from, "What is your favorite cookie?", "If you could trade places with someone for a day, who would it be?", and "What gift would you have given the Baby Jesus? How can you give Jesus a gift now?" Their are so many amazing, thought provoking questions that may just leave you amazed at your child's wisdom, or may just make you laugh at what is going on up in their head.

I have a four year old daughter and some of these questions take some explaining, but I love to see her grasp and actually think about something she may not have understood before, or when the question is as simple as, "What imaginary creature do you wish was real?" and her face immediatly lights up and replies with, "Unicorn!". I am enjoying these moments everyday that I do with her at the end of our lessons together, but you can do them whenever, in the morning before school, before bed, or around the dinner table.

 This book gives you that one on one time, where your focus is solely on your child, and in this world today I think all children need a bit more of that. So I highly reccommend this book, as does my four year old. Buy this book and delve into the magical mind of your child, before they lose that sense of childlike innocence and wonder.

*I received this book for free from the publisher, but my opinions are all my own.

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