How do you explain God to a 2 year old?

Explain to the kids that there is a difference between God and their parents. This is that God is everywhere and they can’t see him. Describe God as a person, but not a real-life, flesh-and-blood person. Let them know that God is everywhere.

How do I talk to my 2 year old about Jesus?

Here are a few of these tips:

Let your kids see your Real Faith.
Apologize often.
Find a good kids’ Bible, and read it routinely.
Spend time playing Legos, and combing Barbie’s hair, and giving back scratches.
Replace a some “secular” books, movies, songs, and toys with some high-quality Jesus-centered ones.

How do I teach my toddler the word of God?

5 Tools for Teaching Toddlers God’s Word

Read the Bible. Although Bible storybooks are great and help children to develop an interest in God’s Word, we have chosen not to use them in place of God’s Word.
Repeat and layer. Toddlers love repetition.
Memorize.
Sing worship choruses and hymns.
Pray.

How do you explain Jesus to a toddler?

1 Explain the general idea of God. Explain the general idea of God, the creation of the world, and the difference between good and evil.
2 Tell the child. Tell the child that Jesus is God’s son, and that God sent him to Earth to teach everyone how to follow God’s laws and be good people.
3 Tell your 3 year old.

How can I teach my baby about God?

Here are some ways that you can teach your infant about God’s love from the beginning.

Play Christian Music.
Read Bible Stories.
Make Going to Church a Habit.
Keep Jesus in the Holidays.
Add Prayer into Baby’s Daily Routine.
Show Your Baby the Love of a Parent.
Set a Good Example.

How do you sabbath a toddler?

Get on Their Level

Having special coloring books and activity books that we pull out only on Sundays.
Making a great family-friendly meal that I know they’ll take their time with.
Inviting them to sit with me as we read together.
Making popcorn and watching a movie together.
Playing Legos with them.

What does the Bible say about teaching the next generation?

Take a look at verses 5-6: “He [God] commanded our fathers to teach … their children so that a future generation—children yet to be born—might know. The same command is found in the New Testament, “bring [your children] up in the training and instruction of the Lord” (Eph. 6:4).