3+3 Stars For Me: A Daily Journal For Kids & Their Biggest Fans: Proven Self-Esteem & Confidence Boosting Diary & Gratitude Tracker for Children to Do With Adults in Just a Few Minutes Each Day.

It is hard to watch children put themselves down, have low self-esteem, or struggle with confidence. They tend to feel like grownups always point out what they do wrong and never say anything nice about them. Sound familiar?
The 3+3 Stars for Me journal, written by Harvard-trained child psychologist Dr. Lori Fishman, is a simple daily activity to boost self-esteem in children ages 6-12 years.
This workbook helps children who say things like:

Nothing good ever happens to me.
No one likes me.
I am terrible at everything.
You don’t care about me.
Everyone else is better than me at (math, sports, art).
I am dumb/stupid/ugly.

How Does it Work?
Children spend a few minutes each day identifying positive things about themselves by answering three quick questions.
What makes this diary unique, however, is that adults write kind words about the child too!
Believe it or not, kids are right. We do sometimes forget to point out what they are doing well. Here is a reminder to check in with children daily and show them how they shine.
This simple journal is for kids and parents who may not have time for lengthier therapeutic activity books. It takes just a few minutes each day to complete, ensuring you will always make time for it daily.
Children can always refer back to the completed book any time they are feeling down. Their responses, and kind words written by others, will help lift them up when they feel down.