What Are Hands For? Board Book: Training Young Hearts

Name: What Are Hands For? Board Book: Training Young Hearts
Price: 8.39 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)
ISBN: 9781784988937

By: Abbey Wedgeworth

Illustrated By: Emma Randall

Product Description

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Help your little ones learn how to use their hands in a Christ-like way with this fun lift-the-flap board book! What Are Mouths For? by Abbey Wedgeworth helps parents teach kids the gospel of grace and encourages them to follow Jesus' example. Get it today for positive actions like praying, helping, and serving. Recommended for ages 1-4. 18 pages, from The Good Book Company

Product Information

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Title: What Are Hands For? Board Book: Training Young Hearts
By: Abbey Wedgeworth
Illustrated By: Emma Randall
Format: Hardcover
Vendor: Good Book Company
Publication Date: 2023

Dimensions: 6.5 X 6.5 X 0.8 (inches)
Weight: 11 ounces
ISBN-13: 9781784988937
Ages: 1-4
Series: Training Young Hearts
Stock No: WW988937

Publisher's Description

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Fun lift-the-flap board book that motivates small children to use their hands in a Christ-like way.

This helpful and engaging training tool will help parents to teach their kids that God didn’t make their hands for behaviors like snatching, pushing, or hitting but for positive actions like waving, clapping, praying, high-fiving, helping and serving.

Not only will children be encouraged to follow Jesus’ example, but they’ll also be reassured that he loves us no matter what we do. He can forgive us when we fail and help us to change.

This book is part of a new series called Training Young Hearts that addresses the attitudes of the heart that underpin behavior and explains how the gospel of grace enables us to change.

Parents, teachers, and other loved ones can refer back to these resources when specific behaviors need both to be corrected and to be connected to forgiveness, grace and growth.

Author Bio

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Abbey Wedgeworth is a wife, mother, and writer. The author of Held and the Training Young Hearts series, she is passionate about discipleship and Bible literacy, and loves to see the way that the gospel transforms how people think and live. Abbey lives on the South Carolina coast with her husband, David, and their three children.

Emma Randall is a freelance illustrator specializingspecializing in children’s illustration, including the hugely popular Diary of a Disciple. She lives with her family near Bristol, UK.

Editorial Reviews

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I am incredibly excited about these new books from Abbey Wedgeworth. Engaging, helpful, and full of truth, these books are sure to become a favorite in your home! -- Laura Wifler (Cofounder, Risen Motherhood)

One of the most important ways we can train young children is to teach them what is right as well as teach them what is wrong. In the Training Young Hearts series Abbey Wedgeworth faithfully shows children how to live while also telling them the good news of God’s grace. These board books are such an engaging (and fun!) way to teach big truths to young hearts. -- Melissa B. Kruger (Women’s Ministry Coordinator, Uptown Church; author, The Envy of Eve)

The Training Young Hearts board books will help parents encourage positive behavior through one of the most effective methods of learning—play! These engaging books will not only instruct kids but parents too, by equipping both with training refrains based in biblical truths. Abbey has provided us with an incredible tool to help us clearly and intentionally communicate with our kiddos in a way that points to them to Jesus. -- Hunter Beless (Founder and Host, Journeywomen podcast)

This series can help our littlest ones to use their senses for Jesus. Hallelujah! -- Ed Drew (Ministry Director, Faith in Kids; Author, Raising Confident Kids)

I love the Training Young Hearts series for kids. These are concrete, practical, gospel-centered books that will help young children make meaningful connections. What great resources for parents and educators! -- David Thomas (Therapist and best-selling author of Raising Emotionally Strong Boys and Are My Kids on Track?)