08/02/2026
As a child, I desired to create journals for kids—a place where children could write, draw, pray, and dream. At the time, I did not know that this dream would one day become real. It was simply a dream, and it took a long time to materialise. Looking back now, I know that if I had believed more and taken small steps earlier, it probably would have happened sooner.
But dreams are not lost by time. They wait patiently until the heart is ready.
Write the vision, and make it plain upon tables, that he may run that readeth it.”
— Habakkuk 2:2
A word for parents and caregivers
Allow your children to document their dreams. Give them notebooks, journals, or sheets of paper to express what they hope to become and how they want to help the world. Listen to their dreams. Encourage them. And keep those dreams safe for them.
One day, when life becomes loud or confidence grows quiet, those written dreams will remind them of who they were meant to be.
If we look back most of us are doing things we had interest in as kids.
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