God Made Wonderful Me (Bb)

Sweet little book to help little ones learn parts of their body while reinforcing that God made every part. Illustrations are colorful and large to capture your kiddos attention. Happy I purchased this and we’ll read it often. However, it certainly isn’t my favorite from Pauline “Kids” Press. For example, written on the back cover is “Psalm 139:13-14” - but that’s it. It would have been nice to have those few words from scripture somewhere in the book. Still, it’s enjoyable and fun.

I bought this for a baby shower gift. It is a sweet book, well made and has wonderfully engaging pictures. I can't wait to read it to the baby.

My go to book for baby shower gift baskets! I will have at least one in reserve. Such cute illustrations and story. A must!

God Made Wonderful Me! written by Genny Monchamp and illustrated by Karol Kaminski is inspired on the the Biblical passage Psalm 139:13-14. "You formed my inmost being; you knit me in my mother's womb. I praise you, because I am wonderfully made; wonderful are your works! My very self you know." (Copyright 2013 United States Conference of Catholic Bishops)This is the perfect book for your Kinesthetic Learners (those who learn by physical activity). Intended for children ages 1-3, your child will learn basic body parts from their hair down to their toes. With each body part, they are then asked to locate where the body part is on their own body and point it out.This cute board book however not only helps children learn basic body parts, it reinforces on every page that God made them and loves them. This message is important for children to learn at an early age. However, I also think adults need to be reminded of this truth frequently as our faith isn't as childlike and completely trusting as it could be. So pick up this 5 star book from Pauline Books and Media and teach your children early on that God took the time to make each one of them individually and loves them very much.

I found this board book in our local Catholic bookstore (though it's fine for all Christians), and have loved it for my baby. The illustrations are wonderful, and the text is inspired by Psalm 139:13-14. It follows a simple repeating pattern with questions, e.g.: "God gave me two eyes for seeing. Where did God put my eyes?" We always answer by pointing to the eyes (feet, etc.) on the children in the pictures and then on ourselves. The last page of the book has a little reflective mirror with text saying, "Thank you God for making wonderful me!" Very much recommended.

great little book. My son (aged 6mth at time of purchase now 1 ) loves the mirror at the back and it is helping him to sit quietly during church service. Also good for teaching body parts and appreciation for the fact that God is the creator of each and every one of us.