That could have been because his name is William, like the boy in the book. When my son was little, he loved the William, God’s Mighty Warrior book by Sheila Walsh. I would suggest that you stick with devotional type material that has engaging characteristics and fewer questions. Pre-Readers (ages 4-6) Bible StudiesĪt this age, it is important for parents to continue reading to their child as they are just learning about words.
The colorful pictures will keep your child engaged as well. Parents say that it is easy to read and understand. It is perfect to add to a bedtime routine. One Year Daily Devotions is a collection of devotions for the entire year. One Year Daily Devotions for Preschoolers by Carla Barnhill This devotional is a great tool for having helpful discussions with your preschooler. The focus of this devotional is understanding that God is in control and with you always. The Beginner’s Bible devotional can be used any time of day and has short, simple devotions perfect for the attention span of a two-year-old. Zondervan has been a trusted resource for Christians since the 1930s, landing them a spot on this list. The Beginners Bible – Kid Sized Devotions by Zondervan Children will begin learning about thankfulness, obedience, and loving others. Each one is short and has a beautiful illustration of teddy bears. Devotions are short and simple, which makes this one easy to fit the busy schedules we all have.īedtime Devotions with Jesus by Johnny Huntīedtime Devotions is a collection of devotions written by pastors, pastor’s wives, and children’s ministers. It includes colorful illustrations and is written as if Jesus is talking to you. This devotional is perfect for little hands to grab ahold of. Jesus is Calling for Little Ones by Sarah Young They are usually short and have vivid, colorful pictures included. Devotionals are a great way to begin and end your day.
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