Keep small children busy and happy with these personalized, easy-to-make cloth activity books.

There is a way to make sure that your little boys are happy and content without making a mess around the house. How? You give them dot to dot worksheets, of course! Dot to dots encourage thinking and actually doing. They pull the attention, especially if you add coloring as complementary activity. So prepare for a quiet house. Grab a copy today!

If you have a newborn, toddler, tween, or teen—you have something in common with every mom since the dawn of history: You need more time in your day (not to mention a bit more peace and calm). While Quiet Times for Busy Moms will not give you that extra time, it will help with the peace and calm. These 52 weekly devotions will keep the reality of God’s presence close while encouraging you to become the mom you want to be. Topics include sibling rivalry, clutter, worry, what to do when your kids say, “I’m bored,” along with a few tried and true mothering tips. God is right beside you, guiding and loving you and your kids through all life’s crazy adventures. Let Quiet Times for Busy Moms encourage, equip, and inspire you through your busy days!

What should clever kids do during quiet time? Gather new skills and knowledge, of course! Luckily, this activity book does exactly that. Every exercise included targets the problem solving skills including creativity and logic. Other benefits include better visual motor and fine motor skills. Encourage your child to solve. Secure a copy t

Keep the smile on your child's face while putting an end to noisy escapades. No need to stifle curiosity or squelch creativity; this guide helps you put together the perfect quiet-time book for car rides, waiting rooms, and church meetings. With 25 simple patterns and step-by step instructions, even amateur crafters can create custom-made activities that are sure to keep your childrens' brains active and their hands happy.

Here's an activity book that will keep your kids quiet during a long drive. Edutaining exercises are a must-have when you're packing for trip. They will keep your kids from asking the question "Are we there yet?" all throughout the trip. While you enjoy the peace and quiet, your kids' brains are actually getting a boost from the challenges included in these pages.