50 Journal Prompts for Moms

Journaling is a beautiful outlet for everyone, but in my opinion especially moms. I love writing down the little things from my days with the girls being so young. But some days I sit down to journal and I don’t know what to write. What to say?? You ever want to dive deep into your brain and really write about something that makes you think? Well, I do haha. So that is why I compiled my some of my favorite prompts to make me think more and expand on the basic, what I cooked and what sassy words Lucy said to me.

  1. What was the happiest moment today?

  2. What did the kids learn today?

  3. How did I see the Lord’s hand in my life today?

  4. How could I improve?

  5. How was my cup filled today?

  6. What made me smile today?

  7. How did I spend time with God today?

  8. What am I grateful for?

  9. A memory with the kids that makes me smile?

  10. An opportunity I am grateful for

  11. What are core values I want my kids to have and how to instill them

  12. My ideal day with the kids

  13. What are each of the kids passions/interest

  14. What are our family goals

  15. 10 things that make me happy

  16. What is currently my biggest stress? And how can I change/fix it

  17. What actions can I take to simplify my life

  18. If someone else described me as a person or a parent what would they say

  19. What is my love language

  20. What are my kids love languages

  21. What makes me feel safe

  22. Goals for this month

  23. What makes me unique

  24. What makes our family unique

  25. How did I trust God today

  26. How has motherhood changed me

  27. How I want my home to feel

  28. Advice I would give to a new mom

  29. One thing I feel confident about as a parent

  30. Has motherhood changed me

  31. Do I like the changes of motherhood

  32. Something I like about my postpartum body

  33. 10 things that are hard about motherhood

  34. Write a letter to each of the kids about what you love about them

  35. Dream family vacation

  36. My favorite time of day is

  37. What has been the hardest transition into motherhood

  38. What makes me belly laugh

  39. How can I be more patient

  40. How can I involve the Lord more in the kids life

  41. I’m a good mom because

  42. How could I improve the diet of my family

  43. What is a craft I would love to do

  44. What is something we could do as a family to bring us closer together

  45. What is a wish I have for my kids

  46. What are some fears I have for my children

  47. Some of my favorite motherhood quotes

  48. Write a quick prayer for each of the kids

  49. What kind of mother does God need me to be

  50. A bible verse that sticks out to me as a mom

Journaling is a great outlet and helps with mental health. The Office Ladies often bring in their journal entries in and look back on that, it is silly but that really inspired me to write down more and I have loved it. I like looking back and seeing what I found special to write down. Having a prompt really helps me write things down and remember more of the day or thoughts I had.

Hopefully these prompts help you write a journal entry that helps you think more about the day and remember the simple magic that life is. You got this Momma!

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