The One Year Devotions for Preschoolers (Little Blessings) Paperback – Picture Book, September 1, 2004

Such an adorable hardbound book for littles! Each date has a relevant story, bible verse and a simple prayer. Makes a precious gift. Sweet illustrations.

This is a great first devotional book for kids. One for each day of the year. The stories are short and simple but each have a great message for kids to understand.

I have very much enjoyed fading this with my 3year old daughter. The pages are short and have vivid illustrations that are great for toddlers. I love that these are short and perfect for a toddlers attention span. They are set up to show one page per day for the year! You will not regret this purchase at all.

We read this daily with my preschoolers and are going on our second year!

I purchased this devotional for my 3yr old and I’m so glad I did. It’s so easy for him to understand and it’s a great way to end the day before saying our bedtime prayers. Each devotion is thought provoking and encourages conversation. I highly recommend this!

Cute book to add to our daily routine. My 2 and 4 year old love it and ask for it. The stories are short enough to keep their attention and have great lessons with little prayers to wrap it up.

Utilizing the One Year Bible by Tyndale, Devotions for Preschoolers is a great introduction to daily quiet times with God. The Little Blessings collection features four children: Kaitlyn, Zoe, Parker and Jack. This book is no exception. The book is organized by dates and includes 366 (one extra for leap year) one-page devotions designed specifically for preschoolers. Each offers a short story about one or all of the main characters followed by a Bible verse (or two) and a prayer. All the stories are highly applicable to children in the target age group. The prayer is told in rhyming verse, usually just two or three lines.Crystal Bowman, the author of this book and numerous others, is a former preschool teacher. She is also a writer and speaker for MOPS International. The illustrator, Elena Kucharik, has over 100 children's books to her credit including the entire Little Blessings collection. She was also the lead artist for the Care Bears.What I Like: The format is great! It's short and sweet, perfect for kids this age. The stories are of high interest to preschoolers. They talk about what they want to talk about: playing dress up, painting, sharing, animals, books, toys, friends, family... then tie those topics into elements of faith. The Scripture applications are age-appropriate. I love the illustrations! They are so tender and very colorful.What I Dislike: I found nothing wrong with the book, but did feel a void in content. I would like to see an introduction for parents explaining the importance of daily devotions and how to use this book.Overall Rating: Very Good.Tanya -- Christian Children's Book Review

We love this devotional for our kids. It's a one year devotional with reoccurring characters in the short one page stories and practical lessons for youngsters. We read it every night and it always brings up something for us to talk about/bond over. Its sound theologically and easily digestable for our younger than preschooler. The prayers at the end are simple and easy to comprehend. We highly recommend it for anyone trying to incorporate daily nuggets of wisdom for thier children (and maybe for themselves too).