Return Policy | Returns & Refunds – InClouds. Journal
We’re confident you’ll love our products, but if for any reason you're not completely satisfied, you can return the items within 14 days of receiving them.
- The buyer must return the goods without delay and no later than 14 days from the day they notified us of their decision to return the product.
- The product must be undamaged, in its original packaging, and in the same condition as when received
- Returns can be made on any working day between 8 AM and 4 PM, but only after notifying us in advance via email at hello@incloudsjournal.com
- The return address is InClouds, craft for services and trade, Kašinska cesta 31, 10 360 Zagreb, Croatia
- Once we receive and inspect the returned item, we will process your refund.
- Please allow up to 14 working days for the amount to be credited back to your account to the same payment method from which item is paid
- Please remember that the buyer is responsible for covering return postage costs, and we recommend using a tracked shipping service for peace of mind
Shhh... They Are Talking About Us
A diary that teaches children to listen to themselves – and parents to read between the lines
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.
Write down what you feel: This children's diary is loved by both children and parents, and its author revealed why!
... 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.
This creative children's journal encourages imagination and turns writing and exploring emotions into a game
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.
