Lessons I Learned From My Little Girl
From the very beginning, becoming a parent changes you. From first seeing their heart beat on a scan, to holding your little one in your arms, having children helps you see the world, your place in it, and how your Father God relates to you, in a completely new way. In this beautifully illustrated book Dai Hankey shares some of the lessons he learned when his first little girl was born.
A tender account of a father’s love for his child and his journey into parenthood, this is a lovely gift for new or prospective parents.
This is a delightful book that also has some powerful things to say. I guarantee it will bring a lump to the throat or a tear to the eye of even the most hardened reader.
--- Tim Chester, Pastor of Grace Church, Boroughbridge, Yorkshire
The Bible makes it clear that parents bear the privilege and responsibility of training up their children. Yet children have a way of training up their parents at the same time. I loved hearing what Dai Hankey has learned about life and faith through raising his precious little girl.
--- Tim Challies, Blogger at www.challies.com
Page count: 32
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From the very beginning, becoming a parent changes you. From first seeing their heart beat on a scan, to holding your little one in your arms, having children helps you see the world, your place in it, and how your Father God relates to you, in a completely new way. In this beautifully illustrated book Dai Hankey shares some of the lessons he learned when his first little girl was born.
A tender account of a father’s love for his child and his journey into parenthood, this is a lovely gift for new or prospective parents.
This is a delightful book that also has some powerful things to say. I guarantee it will bring a lump to the throat or a tear to the eye of even the most hardened reader.
--- Tim Chester, Pastor of Grace Church, Boroughbridge, Yorkshire
The Bible makes it clear that parents bear the privilege and responsibility of training up their children. Yet children have a way of training up their parents at the same time. I loved hearing what Dai Hankey has learned about life and faith through raising his precious little girl.
--- Tim Challies, Blogger at www.challies.com
Page count: 32
