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InClouds. Journal is a shortlisted finalist for the Junior Design Awards 2026 in the Children's Journal category. This recognition from a leading authority in the parenting industry confirms that simple paper-and-pen rituals, designed with care, continue to be one of the best gifts for a child's mind and emotional growth.

Hospital hallways and long-term treatments are incredibly tough on anyone, but especially on the littlest ones. To brighten their hospital days and bring a spark of joy into moments that require immense bravery, the Krijesnica Association has launched a heartwarming initiative called "Small Package for Big Heroes".

Some products quickly turn into something much more meaningful – a daily ritual, a quiet memory, and a small safe space. That’s the story behind InClouds. Journal, a kids' journal created by Tina Vlašić out of her love for writing, observing her own children, and feeling that today’s generation needs a quiet moment to slow down.

Blank pages can intimidate even adults, let alone kids. That’s why this journal skips the fluff and dives straight into fun tasks and targeted prompts, giving school-age children a low-pressure space to unpack their emotions, boost their confidence, and build everyday resilience.

In a world where children are almost constantly looking at screens, little offline rituals are becoming more important than ever. Writing and drawing in a journal helps them develop focus, understand emotions, and express what they may not know how to say out loud. That's why more and more parents are discovering InClouds. Journal, a creative children's journal by author Tina Vlašić.

Although it is intended for children, it often changes adults the most . When a child writes about how they felt that day, a conversation suddenly begins that would never have started otherwise. It is in these moments that the diary stops being an object and becomes a connection.

... On the other hand, we also deal a lot with children's mental health - the influence of screens, social networks, alienation, lack of empathy - have created a generation of children who, among other things, have difficulty dealing with their feelings. One of the therapeutic ways to help themselves is to write a journal, and that is why we were very excited to welcome the release and printing of a guided diary for children.