The Christmas Promise: A True Story from the Bible about God's Forever King (Illustrated Christian Christmas gift for kids ages 3-6 telling the nativity story) (Tales That Tell the Truth)

The Christmas Promise Board Book is a delightful introduction to the true meaning of Christmas for young children. Written by Alison Mitchell and illustrated by Catalina Echeverri, this 16-page board book is part of the Tales That Tell the Truth series and is designed for children aged 1 to 3 years .🎨 Illustrations & DesignEcheverri's vibrant and engaging illustrations bring the Christmas story to life, capturing the attention of young readers. The book's sturdy board format ensures durability, making it suitable for little hands.📖 Storytelling ApproachMitchell presents the Christmas narrative in simple, clear language, focusing on the promise of a new King and the fulfillment of that promise through Jesus' birth. The story emphasizes that Jesus is a rescuing King, a forever King, and a King greater than all others. This approach provides a biblical foundation for understanding the significance of Christmas🧒 Age AppropriatenessWhile the book is intended for toddlers, some parents have noted that the storyline may be more suitable for slightly older children, such as 3-year-olds. The content is biblically accurate and presents the Christmas story in a way that is accessible and meaningful for young audiences.⭐ Final ThoughtsThe Christmas Promise Board Book is a wonderful resource for introducing young children to the true story of Christmas. Its engaging illustrations and clear storytelling make it a valuable addition to any child's library, especially during the holiday season.

After purchasing several Christmas books to preview as Christmas gifts for the Preschoolers that attended our church ministry, I feel that this book is the best choice. It covers all the points of the Christmas story that we teach. It's cute, colorful and sturdy. You will love it.

We LOVE this book! It's a wonderful, young-kid-appropriate summary of Jesus' birth and is accurate to the accounts found in the gospels (down to Jesus being a toddler by the time the wise men arrived.). My boys are 3 and 17 months, and this year we did our first "Advent" thing in December where each day we would open a drawer, get a chocolate and read something related to Christmas (80% of the time it turned out to be this book, by choice of my 3 year old! Also check out the Gospel Story Bible by Jared Kennedy—we used that for the Genesis backstory about why we need a rescuing King in the first place. Wonderful first Bible for toddlers!). We found this book to be both Biblical and simple enough for our kids to understand. It excitedly describes the coming of Jesus as our new king, our rescuing king and our forever king, greater than all other kings of this world. At the end, while it doesn't go into detail with words about the adult life of Jesus, it does have a grid of images that the parent can use to walk their child through Jesus' life, death and resurrection, according to what's appropriate for the kid's age. The last page shows Jesus working as a carpenter, preaching to a crowd, dying on the cross (<-- wasn't sure how our 3-yo would take that, but it went really well) and victorious in risen glory. That approach worked well for us this year and led to many precious, open-ended toddler discussions. Thank you, thank you, thank you for this book!

This is a cute book about the story of baby Jesus

We got this book for our 5 year old to explain Christmas to him. He really enjoyed the book- it’s informative but also fun. It seems theologically accurate. It also has lovely bright and vivid pictures. I recommend it!

We love reading books about Jesus ! We have almost every book in this collection!

Discover the Christmas story through a beautiful retelling with stunning illustrations. This book is the book for all seasons! It presents the gospel in a clear and concise manner, reinforcing Jesus as the rescuing King, the forever King. I love sharing this book with my kids, and it's a perfect gift for Christmas.

This is a very simple retelling of the Christmas story. I returned it because it did not keep my 1.5 year olds attention. It would be good for kids a little older. However it did not mention that Jesus is God or God’s son so if that is something you want to teach you would need to supplement with other books/reading.