Book Review: "Say & Pray Devotions

Book Description

Say and Pray devotions with your little ones today!

Your youngsters want to be just like you. How exciting! Help them grow in their faith and learn more about God’s love with Say & Pray Devotions.

Say & Pray Devotions features short devotions and lots of labeled illustrations so your little one can practice identifying objects and words on their own! This book is a great tool to start a devotional time with little ones, as it will help you teach them about God, and the labeled pictures will help start a life of faith.

This is a nice complement to the bestselling Say & Pray Bible.

My Review:

If you have a baby or toddler that you want to introduce a fun board book devotional then this is a great one to purchase! There are some neat features on each page which include: God's World, Say and Pray, and labels on the pictures. The pictures are engaging and in the Say and Pray there is always scripture. The scriptures are actually little prayers to say with your little one... we all know how important it is to get scriptures in our heart at a young age. God's word is so powerful and introducing it to children at the earliest age is so important! Your child will have fun looking through all the pictures but ideally I think they will enjoy the prayer time with their parent or loved one the most! Get some good quality time together!

Thanks Book Look Program for sending me this book for free in exchange for an honest review. I was not paid for this review and all opinions expressed are 100% mine.

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