Writing engaging letters to kids is an art that the children in your life will appreciate for years to come! In this article, we’ll talk about five tips for crafting kid-friendly correspondence.
When I was in second grade or so, my aunt started sending me letters. Those letters made me feel incredibly special! My parents were getting mail all the time, and I felt very grown-up that I also had envelopes arriving for me. Fast forward a couple of decades, and my own niece has just finished the first grade. When she wrote me a letter last week, I was excited to write back and give her that grown-up feeling that I craved at her age.
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