I've used these in the past-great resource. Easy to implement--just add to morning time or group time. Mine are MIA and I know I will be purchasing a replacement set!

Great cards to help promote more of a deeper prayer life for children.

These are a wonderful resource for our morning Bible time! Thank you Not Consumed!

My seven year old loves these and her prayers have grown so much!

Our family is loving the JOY prayer cards. We fell into a bit of a routine prayer rut and we would talk about having an open conversation with God but for a five year old she was ready to say our nighttime prayer and move on to talk about a story or whatever was on her little mind. The JOY cards make it so she thinks of other things that we maybe didn't cover and it has help us narrow it down. We would try before to do some of these but the list got too long and she lost interest. Now she is excited to see who we are praying for each night. I have also noticed that on nights when we aren't able to use the cards, when it is her turn to pray she might still say our original prayer but she has started adding in extras and that makes my Mama heart so proud that she is taking it on herself to engage in prayer time with God.

I really like that these cards teach my son how to pray over different subjects and not just a cookie cutter way to pray. This makes it more personal.

I have the OG version and we absolutely love using these during devotional time to help teach the kids how to pray. We’ve had almost a year now and they’re still in tiptop shape

We are using the JOY cards as part of our family worship time together. I like the simplicity of them but that they are straightforward and there are verses to look up. It's getting us to spend actual time (short but real) praising God for who he is (the J part) and focusing on specific people in the Others part. I think it helps us all. I hope eventually my girls will want to do it on their own but we are just not there yet. They are 10 and 12. I just recently started requiring that they spend time with Jesus alone each morning, otherwise they do not get to play games on the iPad that day. I am trying to enforce the idea that we need to put God first. This is only me and not my husband, unfortunately, doing this, otherwise I suspect it might not be as difficult (?).

We used these with the acts cards to help get our kids out of a rut during prayer time. Great resource!