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Introducing your kids to Jesus can feel so intimidating.

My free 30-minute video class will give you practical tips to bring God into each day and take the guesswork out of it.

Learn simple ways to bring God into each day and introduce your toddler to Jesus.

As a mama, you have the privilege and challenge of teaching your toddler about Jesus and introducing your child to Christ. You get to create the culture in your home and invite God into even the mundane days.

In this 30-minute video class, I’ll be sharing simple ways to bring God into each day and form lasting habits to teach your kids about Jesus as they grow.

We’ll also go over YOUR mindset, and I’ll share why you don’t need to freak out or stress over how you present God in your home.

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We’ll cover:

  1. Why this matters

  2. Your heart posture

  3. Why we start early

  4. Practical ways to form habits with little ones at home

  5. Some of my favorite faith-based resources

    and more!

This video class will be available to watch immediately at your convenience.

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I’m Micaela!

I’m a mom of two obsessed with sharing Jesus with my toddlers. After years of saying “I’m never having kids” God changed my heart overnight and I stepped into the greatest blessing. Now, I help women navigate pregnancy & birth, transition into motherhood and make time to read the bible even when they don’t want to.

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Do you struggle to make time to read the Bible?

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There are so many decisions I won't get to make for them. Especially big, important decisions like whether or not they choose to walk with Jesus. I take my role very seriously, and I want to lovingly introduce them to Jesus years before they’re ready to make that decision. Since my first child was in the womb, I've been seeking out godly children’s books and I've loved reading my favorites to my growing bumps and babies.

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