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I think? These were meant to be a sort of joke thing? But it has actually been very practical. I got the tantrum one and gave it to my sister as she has issues communicating how she feels in various situations which means we cant give her what she needs at that moment. This way, she can fill out a ticket and give it to someone and fill that communication gap. So its actually proven to be very helpful in our house, so I'd absolutely recommend this one if someone you know has problems with conveying emotions!

I love this so very much. I love giving my friends notes of appreciation, and this is a great way to do it. The book has a load of sheets so you can give loads of people a little bit of encouragement as often as you like. Wonderful.

This little book of tickets to celebrate and appreciate awesomeness is… well… pretty awesome itself!Exactly as shown in the product details, it feels great quality, not some cheap paper or poor print - it’s clean, crisp and attractive.As a teacher or parent this would be fun to hand out to celebrate every single child - no-one would be left out, as you can even create your own category of awesomeness for someone. I could see a fun boss using it, or someone working with volunteers.. or pretty much anyone who connects with people. It could even just be done randomly, eg to a partner, or a sister, to show you appreciate them.My only hesitation over giving the full 5 stars is the price - at the current price of £13 it’s quite an outlay. At £10 I'd have given it the 5 stars. But this little booklet is much more than a gimmick, it’s a clever way of appreciating and boosting people, so I think it’s a great buy. Highly recommended.

I got these for the wife as a bit of a joke as she always has big lists of things for me to do as well as the normal day to day household chores so these were perfect for her. She could hand these out and get her son to tidy his room (that will never happen) or the rest of the kids to help muck in with stuff.Thankfully she sees the funny side and is quite happy with them

The "Little Tickets of Awesome" is a set of 52 pull-out tickets designed to celebrate and recognize the "awesome" in people. These tickets can be used as a fun and quirky way to acknowledge friends, family, or colleagues' achievements or positive qualities. Each ticket has space to write a "To" and "From" message, and they feature different reasons for being awesome that you can tick or leave blank to write your own compliments.These tickets are versatile and can be used to spread positivity and encouragement. They are small and portable, making them suitable for on-the-go recognition. Whether you want to acknowledge a coworker's successful project, appreciate your partner's kindness, or recognize a friend's achievements, these tickets offer a creative and lighthearted way to do so.The set includes a variety of accolades, and you can even personalize them with your own messages. They can be used as a thoughtful gift for couples, coworkers, parents, or anyone you want to share some positivity with.

This simple little booklet gives folk the opportunity to step away from their tantrum, and to articulate their feelings through a less emotional means.So far, it has been really effective. What would otherwise been a door slamming and shouting match have been replaced with quite sane, honest, and candid exchanges to help us understand the problem, and the solution/ ask.It's a wonderful idea - and might have some joviality in mind in the concept - but for us it has been a wonderful way to get a closer understanding of the needs of our daughter.Highly recommended.

Ordered these to use with my 15yo autistic teen and my partner’s neurotypical 11 year old as we’ve started trying to blend our families ahead of moving in together next year. I think it’s really important to reinforce behaviour you’re proud of and want to see more of rather than focusing on the things you dislike or want to see change. The idea is we’ll randomly issue these when we see things that should be recognised and encouraged (like kindness, taking responsibility, problem solving, listening and negotiation), not just in the relationships within the house, but also more generally in life. There are about 50 of these vouchers in the book, and they’re printed on really thick paper, so quite durable - not something that will get immediately thrown in the bin. I do think they’re a little over-priced at the current price of £12.99, but a nice idea and well executed nevertheless.

I find this nice to track the small things in life that can lead to better habits. Even though it would have been 10 times better if they just allowed us to fill it in ourselves, I still think it's decent for people who need to track stuff to make progress. They have allowed one slot for you to write things (again I think this should have been more..)

I am in a forever battle with my kids to do their chores, and to chip in with help when it's needed. We have been trying all sorts of ways to help them get more organized and aware. Some things work, some don't. So far, this ticket book has been working well for daily and weekly chores. We use one per kid per week and my husband and I will just initial and date the items when they are complete.

This chore book was the best choice for getting my child to complete his daily tasks. On the back you set the reward, and if all checklist items are completed then they can redeem their ticket for a prize. Great quality and value for your money. Very useful for ages 6+. Highly recommend!

This is really cute and it's a fun way to compliment people who are doing well.

My kids love this little ticket book of chores. They actually get excited to cross of their item that was completed and then they love that there is a little reward that comes with it. The tasks on the tickets are pretty basic but some I would say could be used when potty training, such as the "toilet" task. I do like that you can add your own chore in there as well. What was interesting though is that this is a one day ticket, but we have figured out how to stretch it for the whole week to save the amount of tickets used. Overall, I think this is a great tool to let kids take accountability for their chores and other things and can help turn those tasks into routine things.

My toddler is 2 years old now, but I definitely plan to introduce this book in the next two years. I love how it covers the basics and has pages that can be easily ripped out if needed. I think this will be a good tool towards teaching accountability and pitching in around the house.