Dad, shall we talk? Answers in secret

The interview album is in your hands – it's not just a set of questions, but a door into the history, thoughts, and feelings of a loved one. Behind Dad lies a long life filled with events and emotions, of... which you are a part. You have absorbed his experiences and lessons with gentle pats on the shoulder and words of encouragement, in shared games and evenings spent talking.

With the help of the album, you will not only spend time with family but also step into your dad's past, touch upon memories together, and share them. The questions on the pages will carefully guide the conversation in the right direction. There will be no room for anxiety about awkward pauses or attempts to come up with something new when it becomes difficult to switch to a new topic.

Together with your dad, you will be able to make the past present, capturing it on the pages of this album. By rereading the precious letters in the future, you will not only remember the stories themselves but also how he said them back then, sitting with you over the album in tender moments of closeness.

How to use the album? Instructions for children:

1. Gift the album to Dad
2. Discuss the answers together and help write them down 
3. Listen attentively and ask additional questions
4. Do not insist if Dad is not in the mood to answer
5. Choose a portrait of Dad and stick it in the special window
6. Write your own questions at the end of the album
7. Keep the album on the shelf with photo albums and treasure it as a family relic
8. How to use the album? Instructions for dads:
9. Answer the questions sincerely and do not be afraid of the truth
10. You can fill out the album from any place, pause, and return
11. You can write notes in the margins, stick in extra sheets
12. You can skip questions if you're not in the mood
13. Talk to your children about what you wrote
14. Try to answer thoroughly and in detail

What’s inside?

1. How did you choose your profession?
2. What is the hardest thing for you in communicating with people?
3. Have you faced major disappointments in life? How did you cope with them?
4. How do you deal with tiredness?
5. Describe how your first house looked. Do you have anything left from there?
6. Tell us about the most memorable gifts?
7. What do you like most about your life?
8. What rules did your parents instill in you?
9. What topics do you dislike discussing with others?