“Copy this note, ask your kid(s) the questions and write them down exactly how they respond. Send this back to me, I’d love to hear the answers.”
Well, that’s a little twist on Facebook tag. My sister sent this to me with her teen kids’ fun answers attached (#3 “no chocolate in the house,” #5 “it’s a mystery”). Unfortunately, my youngest and I had to quit the survey after her first three answers were all related to “Clean your room” and the next few were met with confused looks followed by “I don’t know.” I tell myself, “she’s a tween and too busy to pay attention to me,” while she says, “Ask my sister, she’s known you longer.” (Sister is away at college.)
So try these out on your kids – if you dare – and see what kind of memories they’ll have of you. Good luck!
1. What is something your mommy always says to you?
2. What makes your mommy happy?
3. What makes your mommy sad?
4. How does your mommy make you laugh?
5. What was your mommy like as a child?
6. How old is your mommy?
7. What is your mommy’s favorite thing to do?
8. What does your mommy do when you’re not around?
9. What is your mommy really good at?
10. What is your mommy not very good at?
11. What makes you proud of your mommy?
12. What do you and your mommy do together?
13. How are you and your mommy the same?
14. How are you and your mommy different?
15. How do you know your mommy loves you?
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