This short pamphlet for adults goes with the six lift-the-flap board books in the Training Young Hearts series, which teach little kids about appropriate behaviors. For example, What Are Hands For? gives positive examples about what […]
In Your Magnificent Mouth, Abbey Wedgeworth teaches preschool-aged kids to appreciate what God created their mouths to do, such as sing, talk, eat, blow bubbles, and play instruments. She then highlights how God created the […]
In this board book, Abbey Wedgeworth teaches kids about what God made our feet for. She gives examples like dancing, running, and pedaling a bike, and then she writes about things that we shouldn’t do […]
Previously, this author and illustrator have published board books in the Training Young Hearts series, and this picture book aims a similar message at a slightly older audience. In Your Amazing Hands, Abbey Wedgeworth teaches […]
In this board book, Abbey Wedgeworth teaches kids about what God made our ears for. She gives examples like listening to music and hearing directions, and then she writes about things that we shouldn’t do […]
In this board book, Abbey Wedgeworth teaches kids about what God made our eyes for. This book feels more abstract than previous installments in the Training Young Hearts series, but she gives specific examples of […]
In this board book, Abbey Wedgeworth teaches kids about what God made our hands for, including clapping, helping, and building. Then she turns towards what we shouldn’t do with our hands, such as grabbing things […]
In this board book, Abbey Wedgeworth teaches kids about what God made our mouths for, including talking, eating, and smiling. Then she turns towards what we shouldn’t do with our mouths, such as biting, saying […]
Part of the Good Book Company’s Training Young Hearts series, What are Hands For? and What are Mouths For? are colorful and straightforward lift-the-flap style books meant to teach children to differentiate between positive and […]
Experiencing a miscarriage can be one of the loneliest experiences a mother can go through. Even if the grief is shared—with friends, family, or the father—the loss for the mother is tangible in a way […]
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