The world tells us that our kids need more activities, more toys, more stimulation. But what they need most is something far simpler — to be reminded, every night, that they are safe, they are known, and they are loved.

When you say, “You are loved,” you are doing more than offering comfort. You are building their sense of identity. You are giving them language they will repeat to themselves long after childhood ends.

Even a simple note under their pillow can be a vessel for this truth. A few handwritten words from a parent, or a faith-based letter that reminds them God is near, can speak louder than sermons.

Children remember love in the quiet. They remember who showed up when the world slowed down. And when that voice says, “God sees you. You are precious,” something anchors in them that no storm can shake.

Letters From God was created for this — to bring that voice of love into the everyday.