By Heather Tietz Prayer training and potty training have something in common. They both develop from routine. While some children must be lured to the toilet, others simply watch the bathroom habit of everyone else and then one day decide … Continue reading →
Alphabet books have been around for centuries and have stood the test of time. Writers and publishers have used the alphabet to tell stories and teach a multitude of lessons. From bugs and flowers, to animals and musical instruments, almost … Continue reading →
We hear so much about age-appropriateness when we teach young children, and in my personal opinion it is terribly overrated. Children are naturally curious and are often capable of learning more than the carefully calculated educational standards that are dished … Continue reading →
I got the book “Every Good Endeavor: Connecting Your Work to God’s Work” by Timothy Keller for Christmas. And I cannot recommend it highly enough. Personally, I know that I received it at just the right time in my life. … Continue reading →
One year ago today, the Christian Children’s Authors blog was launched. Janice Green had an amazing idea to bring together children’s authors in one place to promote our books and offer a blog that would minister to anyone with children … Continue reading →
“For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.” John 3:16 Children innately believe this life is eternal and as parents, we protect … Continue reading →