Description
Dream journaling has been recommended throughout the ages as a form of therapy for problem solving, fueling creativity and gaining perspective. Children especially need to process their dreams. I got the idea of creating this book when every morning my son Gabe and I talked to each other about the dreams we had the night before. When he couldn’t describe what his dream was I would say, “Why don’t you draw it?” Thus it became necessary to create a dream sketchbook. Gabe came up with the brilliant idea to have a Daydream sketchbook on the opposite side for all the dreams you have in your waking life. He even designed the sun symbol. Your child can sketch their day dreams and night dreams. 24 pages to sketch or journal your dreams.
100% of the profits from each book is donated to Dallas Children’s Advocacy Center. DCAC is the only agency of its kind in Dallas County, working in agreement with public and private agencies to investigate, prosecute, and provide healing services for child abuse cases in Dallas County.
https://dcac.org/
Barbara a Lagocki –
Sherry, How wonderful. You are so creative and that gene was passed to Gabe.