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Author Abbey Wedgeworth shares some of the principles behind the Training Young Hearts board books and provides tips on how to use them as you seek to lead your little ones to Jesus and to train them in positive behavior.
Starting with the story of redemption, she explores some of the reasons children need help to behave well and explains why moments of discipline can actually be the perfect opportunity to share the gospel with our kids.
This encouraging, simple guide offers plenty of practical advice about how to respond well when little ones misbehave, how to help children resolve conflict, and how to build emotional resilience in our kids. You'll be reminded that God is at work ...even in the most challenging moments of parenting.
Very practical gift for our mommy & me classes
Guide for Grown-Ups is a concise and practical companion to the Training Young Hearts series by Abbey Wedgeworth. Written for parents and caregivers, this guide helps adults go deeper into the gospel-centered lessons introduced in the children’s books, offering biblical insights for applying those truths within everyday family life.
Encouraging and proactive in its approach, the book emphasizes connection and heart-level discipleship over shame-based discipline. Its short format makes it highly accessible, while its rich biblical perspective provides parents with ...a helpful framework for redirecting and resetting their parenting goals with grace.
At just $3.99, Guide for Grown-Ups is an affordable, impactful resource that equips parents to cultivate gospel-centered homes where both children and adults are reminded of God’s grace in everyday moments.
*I received a review copy of this book. All opinions are my own.
This little book, Guide for Grown‑Ups, is a treasure for any parent using the Training Young Hearts series with their children.
At just thirty‑one pages, the guide is refreshingly concise yet powerful. It opens with the story of redemption, then gently walks parents through understanding misbehavior—not just as something to punish, but as teaching moments rooted in grace. With compassion and clarity, Wedgeworth offers guidance on correcting behavior, guiding emotional growth, resolving conflicts, and fostering empathy. She equips parents with ...“training refrains,” tips for confession and repentance, and insights into how a child’s developmental limits intersect with spiritual formation. 
What stands out is how this guide frames disciplinary moments not as failures, but as opportunities for gospel-centered growth. The tone remains calm, gentle, and Christ-focused throughout, reminding readers that God is at work even in the toughest parenting moments.
I love that it’s short yet rich—easy to revisit whenever I need perspective or a word of encouragement.
Guide for Grown-Ups isn’t just a companion to the board books—it’s a comforting reminder that parenting doesn’t have to be perfect to point our children toward Jesus.
