Growing up in Your World

Our paramount task as parents or loved ones is to teach our children about our Heavenly Father. What better way to do this than to encourage our children 'to have a relationship with Him'?
It is hoped that through these prayers and Think About It sections, you will be able to pass on to your children an awe of the Lord. Then, they will understand the closeness of His presence, guidance and love. 

We do not presume that we will be the deciding factor in this marvelous journey in their lives. That privilege belongs solely to you. May your Heavenly Father richly bless you all...as you watch your blessings grow. 

It's OK to be Anxious

Anxiety is not a bad thing! Childhood anxiety is extremely common. It can be caused by many different things and there are ways for children to cope with their anxiety. It’s Ok to be Anxious explores this topic in a fun and manageable way.

Just Like Us

After Jenny’s best friend and next-door neighbor, Ashley, moves out of the neighborhood, she is sad and lonely for a pretty long time. Then one day, she is excited to see a new family move in with a girl about her age. But the members of this new family are really weird: the mom wears a flowing robe and a turban, the dad dons a thick black beard, and they speak an alien tongue. Maybe they are Martians from outer space.

Jenny’s fears get worse as she watches more strange, mysterious and alien characters dropping in at their house from time to time. What happens next comes as a surprise!

Nancy and the Christmas Story

Nancy experienced culture shock when she moved to a new city. The belief that Santa Claus existed confused her. And the reason people thought they celebrated Christmas was entirely different from what she knew.

However, her discovery of the difference between Santa Claus and Jesus Christ saved the world. 

Some Bodies Need a Little Help

Every body is a good body, no matter what kind of help they may need! Sometimes, the differences that make us unique cause us to need a little extra help to do things others don’t need help with, and that’s okay. It’s important to love our bodies and all the quirks that come with them! In Some Bodies Need a Little Help, get to know people just like you who love their bodies, even if their bodies may not look or work like you may expect. Every body is special and worthy of celebrating, even if one needs a little extra help sometimes!

Something Flew in my Eye

Let us lay the groundwork of success for children who are facing challenges of monumental proportions. It's never too early to learn certain lessons. You'd be surprised at how much children already know.

"I just cried

so for the moment

I feel better inside."

The Story of How the Papi Came to Be

How do you put into words the desire to hold and love someone who isn’t here yet? Someone who wouldn’t be here without medical intervention and many prayers.

The road to successful IVF is not easy and is never guaranteed. When the love inside you for that little person gives you every reason to push ahead, you do. Against all odds, you do. This is our story, written from the perspective of two loving parents who held on to the idea that one successful IVF would give them the blessing of a child to love and to hold.

The Waymakers

The Waymakers is a charmingly optimistic dream starter. With well-crafted rhymes and exploratory ideas, every reader will feel hopeful and inspired to become a ‘waymaker’ for change!

Readers will explore their natural abilities mixed with their hopes and dreams to imagine that they are the protagonist of every page. The Waymakers gracefully delves into personal occupational goals and focuses on the positive attributes that our next generation will bring. Readers are encouraged to learn, create and explore as they find their special skill set and a strong sense of self. The Waymakers intends to encourage active hopefulness for a brighter future.

The Lost Ornament

B Is for Bubble

What is That Glowing Screen?

There’s a Bee in my Tea!

How do you like to drink your tea? With sugar? With milk? With ice? There are many ways to drink your tea, but I’ll bet none of them include having a bee with your tea! This is the story of an enterprising but very annoying bee who seems to think it’s totally okay to do the backstroke in someone’s cup of tea!

So, what would you do if you found a bee swimming in your tea? Would you get grumpy and climb up a tree? Would you call the bee catcher angrily, or would you exercise creativity… and look and think and wait and see?

Find out how one very forgiving tea drinker deals with this problem in the mad-cap, rhyming adventure, There’s a Bee in my Tea!