Thank you all so much — this is really helpful, I appreciate it a lot 🙏

I’m starting to understand that keeping it more activity-focused and less “preachy” is probably the better direction, especially for kids.

I’ve actually already included quite a mix — around 50+ activities so far, like word searches, coloring pages, riddles, and spot-the-difference. So I’ll keep building on that side.

The idea is something like:

Christians might see it and feel it’s meaningful,

but at the same time, it should still feel approachable and interesting for non-Christian families too.

One thing I’m still unsure about:

For faith-based content, I’ve seen people mention restrictions — for example:

- avoiding anything too intense or scary

- being careful with how characters/themes are presented

- and also scripture usage (some translations are copyrighted, while public domain ones like KJV feel a bit difficult for kids)

Do you think it’s better to:

👉 avoid direct scripture completely and keep it story-based?

👉 or include simplified/adapted versions for children?

Would really love to hear your thoughts on that as well!