For children
Stories, coloring pages, journals, and notes that make big feelings feel safe—and held by God’s love.
A Christian series for growing hearts
Little People,Big Feelings
Teaching emotional intelligence from a Godly perspective—so children can name what they feel, choose what honors God, and remember they are never alone.
“Let the little children come to me.” — Luke 18:16
It’s okay to feel many feelings. God is with us in every single one.
The flagship workbook
Created with faith, growing with grace.
Each lesson holds one feeling—jealousy, loneliness, pride, greed, confusion—and a way through it: look together, talk, pray, and practice a verse. The books never ask children to erase what they feel. They teach that emotions are part of how God made us, and that His Word shows us how to respond.
Written for the lap, the Sunday school table, and the counseling room.
Open the core workbookFor families
Short, unhurried lessons. No lecture. A picture, a question, a prayer, and one kinder next step.
For classrooms
Faith-based tools for Sunday school, character education, caregivers, and therapists.
Eight titles
The collection
Workbooks, stories, a coloring book, lunchbox notes, and a faith journal—each one pointing children back to Scripture.
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Lorraine Schauer
LMSW · Children’s author
Luke 18:16
The author
A social worker’s care, and a verse in a lunchbox.
Lorraine writes from clinical training and ordinary family life. Lunchbox Love Notes began when she tucked Scripture into her daughter’s lunch on a hard school morning—and watched a small, stubborn kindness last all afternoon.
That same gentleness now runs through stories of grief, first-day jitters, tired mornings, and everyday feelings: God is near, and choices still matter.
Read Lorraine’s storyWalk with a child
Every feeling can become a chance to pray.
Share the books with a family, a classroom, or a church. Or send Lorraine a note about the little hearts in your care.