Tadpoles
Our children loved going to the pond and finding tadpoles. We’d search for discarded paper cups and scoop up a few to take home. Usually they lived long enough for us to watch the legs begin to emerge. I didn’t … Continue reading →
One Day Can Make a Lifetime of Difference
Parenting has never been easy, but raising children to follow Christ in today’s culture can feel especially challenging. Parents and grandparents are navigating a world filled with conflicting messages, growing secular influences, digital distractions, and increasing pressure on children and … Continue reading →
Teaching Children They Are Crowned with Purpose: A Review of The King’s Parade by Gracey Shula
One of the greatest challenges—and opportunities—in Christian children’s literature is helping young readers understand profound biblical truths in ways that are memorable, engaging, and age-appropriate. Gracey Shula’s The King’s Parade: A Miss Lovey-Bird Story does exactly that, inviting children into a whimsical … Continue reading →
FREE Handwriting Practice Resource for Young Learners
This week, let’s have fun with a resource for your little learners! Let’s face it – most kids (and many adults!) could use some help with sharpening their handwriting skills. With this fun resource, you can talk to your children … Continue reading →
Jennifer Jahn’s new book: God’s Wide Wonderful World
I recently caught up with Jennifer Jahn to talk with her about her new book, God’s Wide, Wonderful World, published by B & H Kids. It was an honor to chat with Jennifer and find out more of her book’s … Continue reading →
Five Fun Facts about WHAT IF THE WORLD IS A LETTER? by Hilary Eichols
Hey friends! I’m excited to introduce you to Hillary Eichols and her beautiful new picture book entitled What if the World is a Letter? The book is releasing from Tommy Nelson on June 9, 2026 and it was illustrated by … Continue reading →