Stories I Want You to Have

No parenting advice. No lecture. Just the structure, a suggested way to start each one, and an honest note on what tends to happen when parents try it.

One story tonight. The you they never got to meet.

Your child knows you in the present tense. They know how you sound when you're tired and what makes you laugh before you can stop it. But they don't know what frightened you at nine, or which year changed everything, or what you believed before the world talked you out of it.

Seven story prompts. Tell one tonight, the way it actually was. That is all this asks.

• Seven story prompts, from a childhood fear to what you hope for them, told from memory
• Three questions per story to help draw out the details that make it real, not the tidy version
• A note on what each story gives your child, so you know why it matters before you tell it
• Guidance on the line between connecting and confiding, so the story stays theirs to carry, not yours

What is inside:

• Seven story prompts, one for each story
• Supporting questions to surface the memory
• A note on what each story gives your child
• 10 pages, A4, print-ready

The seven stories: A time I was frightened. The year things changed. The friend who stayed. A mistake I don't regret. The place I always went back to. What I believed at your age. What I hope for you.

Delivery: instant download after purchase.