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Dear Friend,

There is no doubt about it: your kid’s words can be gems! The cute, wise, feisty, endearing, and revealing things your children say…well, I think, they are as important as pictures!

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Hold That Thought for Kids is a Keepsake Conversation Journal that will bring out the Art Linkletter in you! It’s filled with questions, conversation games, and spaces for recording children’s answers. It’s an easy to use interview tool for scrapbook artists or anyone interested in the magical voices behind missing tooth smiles.

But memories are just part one! Did you know that family conversation is one of the best predictors of college freshman success? Did you know that parents and grandparents are children’s most valued role models and playmates?

The truth is:

Questions and conversation stimulate the mind.

Listening touches the heart (yours and theirs).

Tickling adults with words is uproarious fun for a child.

The longer I’ve worked on this, the more convinced I’ve become that no parent or grandparent should miss this. Don’t let another day pass by!

See what happens as you start asking simple little questions!

Here is a peek inside Hold That Thought for Kids: Capturing Precious Memories Through Fun Questions, Images, and Conversations:

"When I was your age" Maternal Grandparents

If this book doesn't quickly become one of the items you would rescue from a burning house, we'll give youyour money back!

“In this day and age, parents are hard pressed to find the time and energy to sit down and talk to their children. This book makes it easier to both initiate and record conversations. The terrific responses children are sure to offer will make strong journaling blocks in the albums of scrapbookers. After all, journaling is the voice behind terrific photos and when both images and text come together, they make the most memorable scrapbook pages.”   

Kerry Arquette, Executive Editor/Memory Makers Books

Hold That Thought is perfect for someone who wants to be important in a child’s life and is looking for ways to open hearts and minds.”      

Debra Fine, mother, author, The Fine art of Small Talk

“What a gem! Cindy Dormer is a pioneer in her work with kids. Now, every parent (and grandparent) has Dr. Cindy 24/7 -- as a coach and guide in creating and extracting memories that are guaranteed to be cherished. What a gift to the entire family.”

Judith Briles, author The Confidence Factor

Hold That Thought is a wonderful way to help children see the value of details. It will make them better writers, thinkers and observers of life."     

Gary Hogg, Father, Author, & Story Teller

“I started consistently using just one question in your book and my quiet son now has so much more to say.”      

Rebekah Spetnagel, MS, RD, Nutrition Consultant and mom

“I was sitting under a tree asking my daughter these questions and the thought came to me…I am being the mother I always wanted to be!”       

Kim Dushinski, Partner, MarketAbility

Ask … and kids say the "darndest" things!

What is something you are proud of yourself for?
“How much I love my Mommy and Daddy.”
Hailey age 7

What advice would give people who were getting married?
“I want a baby brother.”
Jake, age 4

In what ways are you and your dad alike?
“We both have round heads.”
Sarah, age 3

What is something you think of touching in our neighborhood?
“Bicycle handles.”
Sean, age 16

What is your sister’s favorite toy?
“Whatever I’m playing with.”
Aaron, age 8

When you wish upon a star, what do you wish for?
“A hamster.”
Kyle, age 6

When your Dad wishes on a star, what does he wish for?
“That his yard work was all done.”
Kyle again

Developed by a behavioral scientist and reviewed by more than 30 education and child psychology experts, this fun-to-use book will bring out the best in your kids and in your relationship with them.

Hold that Thought for Kids is organized into 5 “aspects of life” sections plus brief tips on conducting interviews and a resource list (just in case you stumble onto some really tough childhood problems).

You'll have 5 "This is me" sections:

On Knowing Me:
Be prepared to answer your child's question, “Who was I when I was 4? (or 6, or 9, or 12…)?”

The People in My Life:
Encourage your child to share thoughts and feelings for others.

The World Around Me:
Look through your child’s eyes at family rituals, the funny things that happened, your surroundings…

All in a Day’s Imagination:
Egg-on your child’s natural inventive, artistic, humorous, and poetic nature.

Learning to be Me:
Be the best teacher and mentor your child will ever have.

Darndest Words and Memories:
No story is more interesting or inspiring  to your child than her or his own.

Exactly What You'll Find Inside Hold That Thought:

350 Questions (A few years worth of fun sessions!)

50 Conversation Games (Nothing complicated, just playful little games kids love.)

35 Tips on Conducting Kid Interviews.

14 Family Resources (Just in case you stumble onto something you could use some help with.)

Parenting can be even more fun!

* What if, after work or school, you asked your family cool questions and spent just ten more minutes a day listening and sharing?

“Listening is one of the most important things we can do for each other.”
Mr. Rogers

“Love is still the greatest motive for obedience.”
Gail Beers

* What if, with dinner, you served up a few food for thought questions?

“Ideas are like rabbits. You get a couple and learn how to handle them, and
pretty soon you have a dozen.”

John Steinbeck

“Memory feeds imagination.”
Amy Tan

* What if occasionally you wrote down some of your children’s success stories…their personal triumphs over adversity, efforts to help others, or the funny little things they did or said that are so ‘them.’

“Children are likely to live up to what you believe of them.”
Lady Bird Johnson

“Nothing succeeds like the appearance of success.”
Christopher Lasch

* What might happen if you asked questions that lead children to think about their personal strengths and the things they are grateful for?

“Like everything else, the more good qualities we look for in our children the more qualities we are going to find.”
Zig Ziglar

“Seek and ye shall find.”
Mathew 7:7

Who else would LOVE Hold That Thought for Kids?

Grandparents
Fun questions can help keep relationships strong even over great distances.

Each child in a family
Eventually, the kids will want you to hand over their quote books. You’ll need one for each child.

Scrapbook Enthusiasts
Memories, art, creativity, relationships, journaling, images… We’re about what you are all about.

Second weddings (New step parents & non custodial parents)
The challenges of beginning a blended family make conversation all the more important.

New parents and grandparents
Much more fun and useful than your average baby shower or Mother’s Day gift.

School and Sunday School fundraisers
Unique, and useful, this book will serve the families who serve your organization.

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The Guarantee:

If this book doesn’t quickly become one of the items you would rescue from a burning house…We will give you your money back!

This is completely risk-free forever and ever.

Don’t miss those childhood words!

You will be so glad you captured their voices!

Dr. Cindy Dormer, Mom, Step mom, & Communication Activity Expert


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