Bundle - HEY KID SELF - stickers to consider your younger self

A bundle of stickers to consider my younger self & how it is I got to be *this way* –

Included in this bundle are 4 packs of Questions (Questions for my kid self, Questions for when I'm grieving, Questions for when I'm angry, Questions for my kid self in war times); and 2 Considering packs (Considering Who Taught Me & Considering My Family Culture).

We put this bundle together for people who are interested in clarifying & considering how it is they got to be the way they are – that is, what are the cultures, circumstances, and experiences that led to knowing the things you know, embodying the culture you do? What does your kid self know about all that? How did you become the way you are considering your raising?

Considering Who Taught Me includes 13 stickers that prompt  you with a list or some fill-in-the-blanks – follow the prompts to get clear on the teachers, the lessons, what you hold, what you can carry forward... we’re each a part of someone’s legacy. 

Considering My Family Culture includes 13 stickers that prompt you with a list or some fill-in-the-blanks to clarify the aspects and ways of your family that make up your culture with specificity. Considering routines, ways of being, teachings, composition – it all adds up to culture that we often don't consider. 

Questions For When packs each include 25 questions; each pack centers around the feeling or circumstance in its name – without judgment or agenda, these little questions prompt relating with some of the emotional circumstances that can feel the most challenging, overwhelming, or negative. Whether you're trying to shift something in yourself, get more clarity, build capacity, or map what you've got, the stickers are here for you! 

As always, our stickers are created without judgement, influence, or agenda in mind. Each question or prompt invites you to get specific and curious with what it is you've got – and maybe you invite someone else into the conversation. 

Use these stickers in your journal, as a conversation starter with beloveds, on the wall of a bathroom for some community engagement, or anywhere else you see fit. There's no right way.