Adventures of Teton Curtis - WolfCookie: Stories of faith, prayer, and family unity. Near Yellowstone Park.

These Bedtime stories help children learn how to pray and build a trust in God to hear and answer prayers.

• Children need to know there is a kind, invisible friend, Heavenly Father, that they can turn to when scared or troubled and parents are not around.
• And prayers can be said in our minds and hearts even when we are running or doing simple things.
• Answers to prayers come sometimes in impressions and visions, this is how Heavenly Father talks with us. Recognizing that his Holy Spirit can talk to our hearts creates confidence that there is a God.
• Stories that illustrate the how to pray and the answers that came are good examples of God's Love.
• Prayer is best taught by example and daily routine. Routines are confidence and peace builders for children. Like sunrise and sunset each day.

Collect these stories so your child can read them during their nighttime routine and find peace in the knowledge of a kind Heavenly Father.