I knew I wanted to tackle these stats and in 2016 I began my journey to gain as much knowledge to do so. I went to university and three years later graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology and Education. I then went on to do a master’s in Child Development at UCL. During my course, I deepened my knowledge of the main theories, methods, and findings of psychological research relating to child development, positive psychology, and developmental psychology. I knew I wanted to use what I had learned to help as many children as possible. I asked myself how… and the answer was The Jolly Jotters Journal. I wanted to give children a journal that they can use every day that would introduce and instil long-lasting habits to promote positive mental health. A year and a half later of writing, designing, and testing the journal it is finally ready for your little ones to jot their way to better mental health.