Disclosure / Disclaimer: I received these books, free of charge,from Tommy Nelson, for review and giveaway, purposes on this blog. No other compensation, monetary or in kind, has been received or implied for this post. Nor was I told how to post about it
And now for a new set of books,
perfect for gift giving or sharing with a new Mom!
Synopsis:
Bedtime is a wonderful time of day to bond with your children. This adorable board book from bestselling author Amy Parker is a great way for your toddlers and preschoolers to tell Daddy “night night” as they settle in for bed.
Cuddle up for a calming bedtime story with these sweet board books that combine bedtime rhyme with adorable animal illustrations, to help your children get ready for a good night’s sleep. Night Night, Mommy and Night Night, Daddy feature an animal family settling down for bedtime, recalling shared moments between mother and child (or father and child) that occurred throughout the day. All of these special moments are relatable to you and your toddlers or preschoolers, and this bonding time is a wonderful way for your children to tell you “night night” as they drift off to sleep.
Review:
You may remember Amy from her excellent devotional, The Plans I Have For You Devotional (and journal). She has written another adorable set of books for younger kids, that follow up on her Thank You God for Mommy/Daddy books, and once again teach children to appreciate everything that their parents do for them and how sharing time and experiences with them is so valuable. Teaching gratitude is hard, it is best learned through modeling and experience. These adorable books, with their lovely illustrations, allow kids to understand things they should be grateful for, that their parents do for them during each and every day.
The books also both end similarly, showcasing how we need to thank God for all that he has given us, that allows us to have the experiences in the book, as well. The teaching is subtle, but young children WILL understand, and the books are sure to quickly become added to your child's favorite books list!
The set would make an adorable gift set for a baby shower present, or for gift giving for an older child's baptism present. We adore them and your family will too!
About the Author:
Amy Parker has written more than thirty books for children, teens, and adults, including the best-selling A Night Night Prayer, Thank You, God, for Mommy, and Thank You, God, for Daddy. She has also collaborated with authors ranging from New York Times bestsellers to her very own son. Two of these collaborations--Firebird and Courageous Teens--are recipients of Christian Retailing's Best Awards. But Amy's greatest reward is being a wife to Daniel and a mom to their amazing sons, Michael and Ethan. Check out her website for more info.
Giveaway:
One lucky BTHM reader will win this adorable book set
of both Night Night, Mommy & Night Night, Daddy for their own family,
or for gift giving!
My favorite gifts from the kids over the years have been the handmade cards with sentiments they wrote. Those are the keepers!
ReplyDeleteMy four kids had gotten me a Mother's Day ring a few years ago. My grandson likes having storybooks read to him every night as his nightly ritual before bedtime.
ReplyDeleteThe gifts which I cherish are homemade with love.
ReplyDeleteNighttime reading is our most important and vital ritual.
ReplyDeleteMy son gave me a bell that he won in an essay contest for Mothers Day
ReplyDeleteMy daughter is an artist, so her special gifts to me and my husband are always a lovely painting or drawing that she does for us. My favorite is her painting of a cat we once had and loved.
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my little niece makes me a beautiful drawings. thankyou, ken pohl19@comcast.net
ReplyDeleteThey have given us hand-made cards, drawings, and craft items.
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The best presents are handmade! I love all the cards my sons make for me.
ReplyDeleteHandmade items are my favorite. :-)
ReplyDeleteHandmade items are my favorite. :-)
ReplyDeleteHandmade flower pots, a funny recipe book, and cards.
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ReplyDeleteThey usually make us homemade cards for Mother's & Father's Day & our daughter has made us bracelets also!
ReplyDeleteI love their handmade cards.
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