Good morning! I'm in the process of making a book for a mom and a grandma and have done everything but the interview I want to have added in. I did a great Father's Day book a couple years ago and the most popular part of it is still the interview I gave and put into the book, but I'd like help with more questions, other questions for these ladies. The questions I asked my own son (and then typed exactly as he answered) were:
1) Why do you love daddy?
2) What is daddy's favorite game?
3) What makes daddy your best friend?
4) What do you like about daddy? Why is he cool?
5) Tell me something funny about your dad. What does he do that makes you laugh?
6) What do you want to do with your daddy tomorrow?
7) Do you think daddy's a good dad? What does he do that makes him a good dad?
8) If daddy and an alligator had a fight, who would win?
Would love to hear questions that would rock a mom or grandma's world. Thanks!
What do you like to do with Daddy? (What is your favorite?)
What book does Daddy read the best?
What do you think Daddy was like at your age?
Do you think Daddy got into trouble?
Where would you like Daddy to take you some day, and why?
What does Daddy do for work?
I LOVE your idea. Think I'm going to steal it today! Snapfish has buy one book, get 2 free until today. A copy for each girl, and one for Daddy!
I don't have an ideas for questions, but I love this idea. I will probably steal it too!
Who is the boss in your house and why?
On a scale of 1-10, how beautiful is your mom?
How can you tell if your mom is angry?
How do you know you're going to be "in trouble"?
Does mom or grandma ever get into trouble?
What is mom's favorite food?
Who are mom's favorite people?
Does your mom ever yell?
What's your favorite thing to do with mom/grandma?
Do you think grandma was a good mom to your mom?
Your mom / grandma is as pretty as ....
What does your mom/grandma do during the day?
What's your favorite food your mom/grandma cooks? Least favorite?
What's the smartest thing your mom/grandma has said to you?
If you could give your mom/grandma anything, what would it be?
If you could change one thing about mom/grandma, what would it be?
How tall is your mom / grandma?
What kind of little girl was your mom when she was your age? Grandma?
What's the difference between moms and grandmas?
How old do you think your mom/grandma is?
What does mom/grandma like to do?
Describe the world's greatest mom? Grandma?
When your mom was naughty as a little girl, what do you think grandma did to correct her?
That is a precious idea!!! I would turn the questions into Why do you love Grandma....
Another thing you could do is simply have an extended conversation with your child about Mom and Grandma...see what things he/she mentions...then go from there.
I may just share this idea with my oldest daughter...my 4 year old grandson would come up with some FABULOUS questions ( and answers!!!) for this!!!
I would love to hear what you end up doing with this idea!!
