A month or so ago, Julia and I went out for our annual girls night out and interview. It’s a tradition I started last year, and love it. {Do you interview your child? All I can say is, it is priceless.}
With 2 children, I often wonder if each is getting enough of my time, so I like to carve out some one-on-one.
I let Julia know we were going from a Girls Night Out, and all week long she thought about what to wear (yikes, she’s only 4!) and where she wanted to go.
Personally, I loved her choice of dress and place to go!
What a fun night, and I feel like I learned a little bit more about her. Her favorites have changed! Move over pink, purple and green are her new go to colours. And when she grows up? She wants to be a doctor, mommy, or mermaid!
I’ve uploaded the interview sheet so you can have as much fun interviewing your child too! There’s an age 4 interview sheet one and a generic interview for any age!
Have fun!!
Love this! with 4 kiddos I try my best to make sure each one gets “alone time” with my husband or me :) It can be really tricky! And it can lead to me feeling guilty, which is something I’m constantly working on. The interview printables are TOO awesome. what a great keepsake. thanks for them!
p.s. I’m so sorry I missed your pass it forward linkup. I really intended to join. For awhile there I lost my mojo. Next time?
It’s so hard to divide time “equally”, right? But I try, I really do.
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Hey Carolyn – I also do this with my kids. Someone had given me a book called “Your Birthday Book” when the kids were younger, and you more or less interview the kids on their birthdays, and there is also a place for keepsakes,pictures, etc…. You are right though…their answers are priceless.
I’ve seen that book and love it!
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That is awesome! Eli still isn’t talking well enough to answer those types of questions, but I can’t wait for when he is and I can do that with him!