My tiny baby is now nine years old…I’m getting so old!
She and I have always been very close and even though she’s getting older, she still follows me around and knocks on the door when I’m in the bathroom.
We have a whole slew of TV shows we watch together (we ask the other two if they want to watch, but they decline). We call them “Our Stories”
Every year I ask the kids interview questions. They were the same for a while, but this year I changed them up a bit.
- What is your favorite color? Black (yellow, blue and orange as well)
- What sport do you like? Soccer and gymnastics
- What song do you love? Chained to the Rhythm and Shape of You
- What is your best memory? Kindergarten graduation
- What would you buy with $1000? Bruins tickets or a bunch of puppies
- What is your favorite book? Ghosts and Flora and Ulysses
- What is your favorite app? Musical.ly and YouTube
- What do you hate to do? Clean my room, empty the dishwasher and set the table
- What is your favorite family activity? Vacations
- What do you do in your free time? Math
- What is your favorite TV show? Stuck in the Middle and Crashletes
- What do you want to be better at? Sports and engineering
- What do you want to be when you grow up? Imagineer
- Where do you want to go on vacation? Washington DC and Texas
- What is your favorite part of the day? Science and social studies
- What do you like best about school? Science and social studies
- What is your favorite food? Candy
- What is your favorite animal? Unicorns, dragons, elephants and dogs
- What would you change your name to, if you could? Isabella
- What do you want to accomplish while you’re nine? Be better at school
There we have it folks, Stella’s interview.
You can watch it here…
This is a fun idea and I like the different questions you are asking. Wish I had done this with my kids and kept their answers for them to read.
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This is such a fun idea! I think I might do this when my boys have their birthdays in August!
My twins just turned 8 a few months ago. Nobody warns you that once you become a planet life runs in fast forward.
Oh my gosh what a wonderful idea! I wish I had done this with my child since he was little. I would love to give them a whole book of his interviews when he turns 18. I think I might just start this now even though it’s a little later.
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Oh this is such a lovely idea and what a great thing to be able to look back on in the years to come!
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Aww, this is such a fun post! A video interview is a great way to capture memories of your children.
Cleaning up my room is never a fun thing for me either 🙂
My favourite food is Candy too! Especially when I don’t have to share.
Happy Birthday!!!
I love that she would buy a bunch of puppies with $1000! That’s my kind of kid right there!
Ahh, this is a great post. She will love this as she gets older but so will you. My kids being 17 and 19 I rely a lot on FB past posts to be entertained by the thing they used to say.
This would be a fun list to do every year with the kids and save it somewhere! What a cute idea.
Time sure flies so fast. You have a lovely daughter. I wish I made these questions too for my kids.
Very cute. I never would have thought of interviewing my daughter. But I think it’s sweet here. And my daughter loves Stuck in the Middle as well. Although more recently we have been doing Milo Murphy’s law and Andie Mac. Kind of crazy with Andie Mac the situations they are allowing this character to get into.
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What a creative and fun idea to do. That would be very fantastic for Stella see the compilations if you do this every year until she reached 18 or 20.
This would be so nice if you could put them in a time capsule, only to be opened when your daughter has reached a certain age or when she becomes a mother herself.
Wow, i love the idea! And yes, Happy Birthday to your daughter. Indeed time flies so fast. Savor every moment with her before she get more older.
Aw I love this kiddie interivew. It will be cute to look back on this when they are older or adults.
Kids grow up so fast – mine is 14 and maturing at an incredible pace. I like this idea of doing an interview with them – it not only shows how the evolve and develop but keeps you updated as a mum on their favorite things!
Wow, this looks so funny!