All About Me Questions For Kids
Celebrate your child’s milestones annual interview questions for kids. Keep a record of their adorable, hilarious, and heartwarming responses. The interview questions will get your kids talking, and you’ll love having the answers to look back at year after year. Printable interview question sheet + editable PDF included.

I take a lot of pictures. I love being able to capture my kids at all their different ages, and having them for years to com. What I love just as much as photos are their little words–the funny things they say, what they think about, and how they view the world. Years ago, I started doing an annual interview with my kids, and it’s seriously my favorite thing EVER. I do the interviews on their birthdays, but the beginning of each year is a really great time too!
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Interview ideas
Keeping the same questions from year-to-year is something I like to do, because the comparison is just too fun. I will add new ones in occasionally, but then I’ll just keep them on the list for every year after that. Personally, I don’t like to have too many questions, because my kids usually start to lose interest after awhile, and I can tell after a certain amount of questions, they’re ready to go and play–especially the younger ones. I do like to ask follow-up questions, depending on what they say, and that has provided some of the funniest and most endearing answers.
Taking a video while you’re asking the questions can be done in addition to, or instead of, printing out the interview sheet.
Use the notes section to add any additional questions, special milestones or memories from the year, or any other things you’d like to document.
How to keep
Included below is a printable that you can use either as a question guide, or print it out to write on.
Memory Box – print, fill it out, and place in a memory box with other keepsakes and school papers.
Digital file – Use the editable PDF file included below. Type in answers, and save as a digital file. You can also print the typed version to save in a file.
Create interview binder – If you plan to do these annually, another idea is to create binder or book just for interviews. Print, slide the pages into page protectors, and then you’ve got a really fun book that all of you will love to look back at!
Video – Video their interviews, either all alone, or in addition to printing out the questions. You’ll love capturing their voice, both literally and on paper.
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*Originally posted 2015