Child Behaviour

The Best Bedtime Book brings children comfort with the truth of God, salvation, and Heaven to sleep peacefully. The rhyme for children’s bedtime reads with a simple, soothing tone with profound truths making it a memorable and enjoyable repetition. Let children sleep to the truths of life, even eternal life, guiding them with bright words for a dark world. Children will be comforted by the gospel of Jesus as truths to live by and listen within the best book for bedtime God’s word, the Bible.

The First Christmas Children’s Book (German) provides an annual Christmas storytelling tradition of the greatest birthday in history–the birth of Jesus! A memorable storyline that intertwines a family experience with biblical and historical truths. You now have a fun and helpful resource for when asking, “How do I introduce my children to Christmas?”

Discover the funny, imaginative world of donuts with this children's audiobook, Daddy Donut Day! This audiobook gives a different look to donuts and ends with a little song and a loud shout of "hooray!" Who knew eating donuts would bring so much laughter and loudness! Take a moment to listen together, and you may just end up creating your own day filled with memories that will last a lifetime!

Third book to be released in the delightful series called The Safari Children's Books on Good Behavior. This time Ellena the Elephant learns the reasons why she needs to keep her toys tidy and the consequences if she does not.

Need to teach your child to go to bed early? Here is another fabulous book in the series called Children's Safari Books on Good Behavior. This time Maxi the Monkey learns that going to bed early is important for energy and vitality...and of course to please his parents!

The First Christmas Children’s Book provides an annual Christmas storytelling tradition of the greatest birthday in history - the birth of Jesus! A memorable storyline that intertwines a family experience with biblical and historical truths. You now have a fun and helpful resource for when asking, “How do I introduce my children to Christmas?”