I Love You, Little Light

A reminder that each child’s little light reflects the big Light above.

With rich wording and a nod to the theme of light throughout Scripture―from the breaking light in Genesis to the shining city on the hill―this unique book celebrates how God is the source of all love, including our immense love for our children. I Love You, Little Light will remind parents of the wonderful connection between their little light and the light of God, and the sweet words and charming raccoon illustrations will leave each child knowing just how deeply they are loved.  
Readers will enjoy . . .

• A comforting bedtime read for babies and preschoolers
• Charming illustrations and animal characters that sweetly depict the parent-child relationship
• Scripture references on every page

I Love You, Little Light is more than just a story―it’s a precious opportunity to bond with your child and share the light of God’s love.

Adults & children will love:

•  Scripture woven from Genesis through Revelation ― rather than a single Bible story, this board book traces the theme of light across the whole Bible, giving parents a foundation for faith conversations from the very first bedtime read.

•  Parental love as a window into God's love ― the parent addresses the child as "my little light," connecting the everyday love of a parent to God's greater Light. Designed for families who want faith formation to start before children can even speak.

•  Animal characters throughout ― Fia Tobing's charming animal illustrations make each spread visually engaging for babies who respond to animals and vivid color. A book that holds attention at bedtime without overstimulating.

•  A natural gift for baby showers, baptisms, and dedications― A budget-friendly book that carries more theological depth than a standard newborn gift book. Ideal for church baby dedications, baptism celebrations, and first Easter gifts.

FAQs:

Q: Who is this board book best for?

A: Children ages 0–6 and their parents. The short, lyrical text makes it perfect for babies who are just beginning to enjoy read-alouds, while the Scripture-grounded message gives parents something meaningful to return to as a nightly ritual. It works equally well for preschoolers who can start asking questions about the light theme.

Q: How long does each read-through take?

A: At 20 pages, a single read-through takes about 2–3 minutes ― exactly the right length for a bedtime routine with a baby or toddler who needs a calm, unhurried close to the day before drifting off to sleep.

Q: What is the "light" theme connecting in this book?

A: The book opens with a parent calling their child "my little light" ― a term of endearment ― and then traces the concept of light across Scripture, from Genesis 1 ("Let there be light") through to the light imagery in Revelation. The child's light is shown as a reflection of God's own light, making the book both a love letter from parent to child and a gentle introduction to a biblical theme that runs through the entire Bible story.

Logan Pyron and his wife, Tiffany, are parents to their little light, Annie. An editor, writer, and pastor, he also studies apologetics and serves in his local church as a teacher and youth leader. Logan enjoys fiction books, exercising, good food, board games where rules can be bent, and laughing with friends. One of his favorite things is going on car rides around the neighborhood with Annie and introducing her to Disney songs from the 90s.