What Are Mouths For?

A fun, faith-filled story that helps little ones discover how God made our mouths — not just for eating and talking, but for praising, praying, and showing kindness!

What Are Mouths For? is a delightful picture book that teaches toddlers how to use their words in ways that honor God and bless others.

Through cheerful rhymes and playful illustrations, children learn that mouths can do so many things — smile, sing, say sorry, tell the truth, and thank God. Author Abbey Wedgeworth gently helps little readers understand that our words are powerful, and that God gave us mouths to use them for love and good.

Part of the Training Young Hearts series, this book connects big biblical truths with everyday life, helping families start early conversations about character, grace, and gratitude.

• Part of the Training Young Hearts series by Abbey Wedgeworth
• Teaches toddlers that God made our mouths for good purposes
• Simple rhyming text ideal for read-aloud time
• Vibrant, expressive illustrations by Emma Randall
• Ends with a short parent guide for faith conversations

Ages 2–4 · Family storytime · Sunday school · Early discipleship · Faith-based gifts for toddlers

Add What Are Mouths For? to your little one’s bookshelf and teach them the joy of using their words to love others and praise God.