Toddler / Preschool Resources
DevotionalsResources are powerful tools to encourage our children to grow deeper in their faith and mature in their character. I have found this to be true with my own children, and I hope that you find this to be true as well! Here is a list of resources that I hope you will find helpful. I pray that these will be great tools to bring God’s Word and truths into your home as you create an environment of knowing, loving, and following the Lord with your children.
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The following reviews are based solely on my opinion from having read through the content and gathered feedback from other like-minded moms. Some of the age ranges were taken from the author’s description, while others are my own opinions based on the vocabulary level, amount of words used in the text, and observations from having using them with children. Be sure to check back for more great resources to come!
If your toddlers or preschoolers like VeggieTales, they are going to love this simple board book devotional full of 30 lessons that teach preschoolers about God’s love and how He helps us through our struggles. With engaging illustrations of VeggieTale characters, your little ones will enjoy reading through this devotional with you and learning about God.
I bought this devotional for my son when he was three. Each devotional includes a brief story such as being scared of the dark, a Bible story related to the topic, a question/extension activity, and a Bible verse connected to the truth. Although there were only 31 stories, my son was very happy to keep going through the book over and over again all year, and I believe those truths began to stick in his little brain! 🙂
I bought this devotional for my son when he had just turned four, and I was excited that there was a devotional for each day of the year. Every devotional contains a simple story about a truth from God’s word, a Bible verse directly related to the truth, and an adorable rhyming prayer. There are four main characters that are used throughout the stories, and my kids can’t wait to see what they will do next. The stories only takes a couple minutes to read, so if you get behind, its very easy to catch up. My kids can’t wait for devotional time with this book!
This devotional includes a range of topics and has kept the interest of my five year old son very well. Each devotional contains a story with no visuals, which would be hard for most children under four to follow. The stories are fun, relatable, and teach your children topics such as trusting God, knowing God’s world, getting along, and being safe. Specific character traits are taught as well. There are questions at the end of each story, which help you know if your child understood the message, and a short prayer and simple, hands-on activity are also included. There are other books in the series for different ages, and I would definitely recommend looking into them.
Your little girls will love this sweet princess devotional written by Sheila Walsh, creator of the God’s Little Princess show. Each devotional contains a Bible verse, a truth from the verse explained in a simple way, a hands-on activity, and simple prayer. This devotional is a perfect resource to help you teach your little girl God’s truths in simple, relatable ways.
This is a sweet, simple family devotional to do with young children before bed, or really whenever you choose. There are devotions for 6 days a week all year long, and each devotion has a truth from God’s Word, a correlating Bible verse, a simple prayer, and a thought to remember. There are cute illustrations throughout, although they are not necessarily related to the content being discussed. The language is also a little higher level than some of the other preschool devotions, but the devotions are still short, and the themes are simple. Each week is written from a different contributor from a Baptist church, adding to the diversity and uniqueness of this devotional.
This devotional is perfect for preschoolers and beginning readers due to its simple child-friendly language and colorful graphics. Your children will learn truths about God through simple analogies and stories while also hearing a related Bible verse and closing prayer.