Tell Me About Yourself, Mom. 111+ Questions for Mom to Truly Know Her

This book is your way to restore family knowledge and emotional closeness with mom. It's an opportunity to learn deeper and capture the unique universe living next to you. Pass on knowledge about her to your children. Write this book together with mom.
Do you know what grandpa called mom when she was little? Do you remember the sweet family anecdote about how dad fell asleep at his boss's table? Do you know what mom thinks about happiness, and in what moments she feels happy? Perhaps you can add those moments to her?
The fact that we know so little about our family is a real tragedy. A hundred years ago, people knew the biographies of their great-great-grandmothers very well; that's how life was arranged. But culture has changed dramatically, and we have lost emotional connections with our relatives, even the closest ones.
Moreover, sadly, sooner or later, our parents leave us. And then entire universes disappear, unexplored and unknown, which we will never know. Sometimes we collect bits of information about deceased loved ones, but these outlines, devoid of colors and important details, cannot replace the vivid picture of life painted by the person themselves.
- What was mom called in childhood?
- What did her parents play with her? What did they do?
- What was she afraid of and how did she cope?
- What made mom upset or angry?
- Who was her first love?
- How did mom and dad meet?
- How did their lives change with the arrival of children?
- Who had a great influence on mom?
- What did mom expect from life and what came of it?
- Where would mom like to live, what to try, what to learn?
- What does mom worry about now?
- What does she dream about?
- What would she like to say to her children, but just can't gather the courage to do it?
These and many other important questions that everyone should know about their mom are in this book.

We created a similar book for dad - among other things, it's incredibly interesting to compare how each parent describes the same life stories.