Totally blame him


I blame the mouse - Geronimo Stilton.

If your kid hasn't read these books yet, run to the library and check them out.

They're such a fun way to encourage kids to read.

But, because my little girl read them she chose "mystery princess detective" as her career.

And that's exactly how she introduced herself to
- adults at church
- the librarian with the thick black-rimmed glasses
- and a handful of friends she met upside down at the park

Obviously every year her career choice changes.

Now she wants to be an author.

But we would not have these silly moments and memories if we didn't write them down.

And yes, you can capture these same sweet moments with your own kid.

You can grab your own copy of "Have a Great First Day at School" journal in our printable shop.

You'll be able to record the first day AND last day of school designed to ask your child all about their academic year.

And yes, you'll see their personality unfold and create a timeless keepsake that beautifully captures their growth throughout the year.

​Grab your personal copy here, so you can start recording your child's precious moments.

One copy works for all the kids in your family.

With love,

Micah

PS: Use the code HOME20 for 20% off your next order in our shop (and because you're so awesome, there's no limit to how often you can grab this savings).

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Hi there, I'm Micah Klug!

I teach time-tested solutions to help parents remember what matters most in life, including strengthening their home, faith, and family relationships. If you're like most parents, you may have noticed that life can often be overwhelming and busy. Follow along for the latest tips, tools, and strategies on how to find joy in the relationships that matter most.

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