Children are curious by nature and that's a good thing. They want to get to know their environment, understand the world and grasp rules. The six 'Ws' 'Who?, How?, What?, Why?, Wherefore?, Why?' can be heard in the theme tune of 'Sesame Street' for a reason. Children want to know everything, so questions such as 'Who is Jesus?', 'What do we celebrate at Christmas and Easter?', 'What are the Ten Commandments?' or 'Who made the Bible?' will come up. If this is not the case and you have to answer your child's many questions with 'I'm sorry, I don't know that either', you will probably see confused faces. Wouldn't it be nice to be able to say 'But I know where we can look it up!'? Your child will be delighted that you want to go on a journey of discovery with them. There is not only relevant specialist literature available for this project, which explains everything to do with 'child-friendly' religion in simple language, but also Bibles for children.