Chapter 7 of 10
The people who love them
Siblings, grandparents, the whole village.
№ 01
“Tell the story of the day they met their sibling — or the people who are like siblings to them.”
№ 02 · ages 2-12
“What does each sibling say about them — verbatim, if you can?”
№ 03 · ages 2-12
“Who is each grandparent, through your child's eyes?”
№ 04
“What do they call their grandparents — and how did those names come about?”
№ 05 · ages 5-12
“What's one story from a grandparent's life that you want your child to inherit?”
№ 06 · ages 5-12
“How did their grandparents meet — and where did they grow up?”
№ 07
“Who are the aunts, uncles, and cousins in their life — the full cast list?”
№ 08
“Who are their godparents or chosen family — and why did you choose them?”
№ 09
“Which friend of yours loves them like family?”
№ 10
“Who else is in their village?”
№ 11
“Who do they look like — and who do they act like?”
№ 12 · ages 5-12
“Who is the family member they never met — or barely knew — that they should know about?”
№ 13
“How does the wider family celebrate them?”
№ 14
“What parts of your family's background — places, languages, food, faith — live in your home?”
№ 15
“Who are the animals in their life?”
№ 16 · ages 5-12
“Tell a family story about getting through a hard time together.”
№ 17
“Every family has a shape. What's the story of how yours came to be?”