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Bedtime Blessings For Little Ones
$16.99
This heartwarming picture book helps parents tuck their little ones in each night with sweet words of spiritual truth to fill young hearts and minds.
Every Christian parent wants their children to grow up knowing that God loves and cares for them. In these 18 heartfelt blessings, popular artist and author Emily Lex gives moms and dads biblical wisdom and encouragement to share with their little ones. Each blessing is accompanied by a key Scripture verse and delightful watercolor art from Emily.
Bedtime is a great time to remind little ones that. . .
*they are special treasures
*God is with them wherever they go
*they are perfectly and wonderfully made
*they weren’t created with a spirit of fear, but of power and love
*God’s love for them is boundless
Lovingly written and illustrated, Bedtime Blessings for Little Ones gives families a special way to end each day and helps children feel safe, secure, and peaceful as they drift off to sleep.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780736987448
ISBN10: 0736987444
Emily Lex | Illustrator: Emily Lex
Binding: Cloth Text
Published: March 2025
Publisher: Harvest House Publishers
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