Category: Blessings
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Thy Faithfulness Every Night: Ending Your Little One’s Day by Remembering God’s Goodness
By the end of the day, many parents are simply tired. There were feedings and diaper changes, spills and naps, small joys and small struggles. Bedtime can feel like the finish line. Yet Scripture offers a beautiful way to see those last quiet minutes: as a time to remember out loud how faithful God has…
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A Lamp Unto Their Feet: Letting God’s Word Light Your Little One’s Path
Simple ways to speak Psalm 119:105 over your baby at bedtime, plus a bedtime prayer of light.
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I Will Both Lay Me Down in Peace: Praying Psalm 4:8 Over Your Little One at Bedtime
Simple ways to pray Psalm 4:8 over your baby or little one at bedtime, with Scripture for sweet sleep and a short prayer for tonight.
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Every Good Gift: Giving Thanks to God Over Your Little One
Simple ways to give thanks to God over your baby or little one, with Scripture and a short prayer of thanks for tonight.
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Prayers for New Moms: Short Prayers for the Long Nights and Tired Mornings
Short Christian prayers for new moms, a bedtime blessing to pray over your baby, and Scriptures for tired mamas during the long nights.
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Fearfully and Wonderfully Made: A Prayer Over Your Baby’s Growing Body and Mind
A short bedtime prayer thanking God for how He is knitting your baby together, body and mind, one day at a time.
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The One Who Keeps Your Baby Never Sleeps: Praying Psalm 121 at Bedtime
Psalm 121 is a short song of trust to pray over your baby, because the One who keeps your little one never sleeps.
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He Rejoices Over Your Baby with Singing: Filling Bedtime with Praise
Singing over your baby at bedtime reflects the heart of the God who rejoices over His people with singing.
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When You Are Too Tired to Pray Over Your Baby
For the tired parent rocking in the dark: a blessing can be one sentence long, and God gently leads those who carry little ones.
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21 Meaningful Gifts New Moms Actually Want (That Aren’t Another Onesie)
A free printable guide: 21 gifts for the new mom, not the baby. Number one is a keepsake she will open every single night.