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Hey, Mama! Tell Me Something I Don't Know Journal

Hey, Mama! Tell Me Something I Don't Know Journal

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A keepsake gift book that turns everyday moments into stories

Fun questions that spark real conversations

The perfect gift for every occasion

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Hey, Mama! Tell Me Something I Don't Know Journal

Hey, Mama! Tell Me Something I Don't Know Journal

Regular price $35.00
Regular price $35.00 Sale price $65.00
SAVE 46% Sold out
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Learn real topics that spark real conversation

A beautifully designed keepsake journal filled with fun, heartfelt prompts that go beyond the surface — her childhood adventures, the things that made her brave, the moments that shaped her, what she was like before she was your mom. Questions kids actually want to ask. Answers that become stories. Stories that become something you'll treasure for the rest of your life.

 
 

Give Her Something She'll Still Be Talking About in Ten Years

A keepsake journal packed with fun, engaging questions that get Mom laughing, remembering, and sharing the stories you've never heard before. Her handwriting. Her answers. Her voice captured on the page in a way that lasts longer than any bouquet. The kind of thing that sits on her bookshelf for decades and gets pulled out again and again. Give her something worth giving — and give yourself something worth keeping.

 
 
 
 

FAQs

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What kind of questions are in the journal?

Fun, engaging questions designed to spark real stories — not generic life-history prompts. Think childhood adventures, funniest moments, best advice, things that shaped him, what he wishes he'd known younger. Questions that make Dad pause, smile, and actually want to answer.

Either is wonderful. Some moms fill it in privately and share the pages as a surprise. Others sit down with their child and answer each question together out loud — which is where the most memorable conversations happen.

Absolutely. Adult children often find this journal even more meaningful — the questions unlock stories about childhood, early life, and family history that can feel impossible to ask in regular conversation.

 
 

Her stories. Her handwriting. Her voice on the page — forever

Give her the questions. Let her tell you something you don't know.