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Im Alive Dear Mama
Original price was: $14.99.$11.99Current price is: $11.99.
A precious message from unborn babies to their mothers.
I’m Alive, Dear Mama is a fully illustrated book that shares a sweet commentary on how the baby is noticing the joys and sadness of life now and can’t wait to experience these things someday fully with the family. Expectation and hope abound as the child learns of the promises of earthly life through Mama’s daily activates.
Beautiful art fills the pages, celebrating the miracle and journey of human life and its true, priceless value, from conception through adulthood. Every person’s journey begins before they are born, and this book helps readers of all ages remember the joys and sadness of life.
Features included:
*Color illustrations on every page
*Parenting discussion questions
*Activities for families to use together
Families of different cultures, environments, and economic classes are represented, demonstrating the larger journey of human life, around the world, and throughout time.
Makes a heartwarming baby shower gift or gift for parents-to-be!
3 in stock
SKU (ISBN): 9781646071463
ISBN10: 1646071468
Jennifer Morgan | Illustrator: Laura Catrinella
Binding: Cloth Text
Published: November 2024
Publisher: Focus On The Family
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