New Release- "Because God Made Me I am Special" by Crystal Mary Lindsey

Children need to feel confident and content within themselves, whether male or female.

With that confidence, they are able to develop relationships and strengthen their self-esteem through play while developing new skills daily. Praising a child's effects along the way creates a positive environment for them to learn and grow at their own pace.

The world can be confusing for children, especially now with teachings in schools and the world questioning gender.

As Christians, we know that God makes no mistakes and we are created for a specific role as male or female.

Both gender roles are unique and put together in unity to procreate.

This story is simple in context and written to help little ones understand and accept who they are.

Prayerfully as they read or have the story read to them, they will find joy in their gender.

Children thrive when they feel safe and secure to grow without uncertainty or fear.

They need to be protected and understood by family, friends, and teachers who listen to them with care and love.

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About the Author

Crystal Mary Lindsey is a mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, and retired health professional of many years.

She desires to see children reach their full potential in self-confidence and awareness of who they are with acceptance of their own unique abilities.

As they read this story, it is her desire they understand with a happy heart God's perfect plan and love for their life.

Why I wrote the book

My grandson, seven years old, stood still in my lounge room and earnestly said,
"I wish I was a girl."

"Why would you want to be a girl?" I asked him, surprised.

"Girls have more fun, and everyone is a girl in our house except me."

"Aww, honey, come here. I love you just as you are, and when you grow up, you will have strong muscles, and girls will ask you to help them with what they can't do. Did you know that?"

He shook his head, still looking at me sadly and somewhat confused, but he didn't want to talk about it anymore.

The world can be confusing for children, especially now —teachings in schools and the world question gender. As Christians, we know that God makes no mistakes and we are created for a specific male or female role. Both gender roles are unique and put together in unity to procreate.

This story is simple in context and written to help little ones understand and accept who they are. Prayerfully as they read or have the story read to them, they will find joy in their gender.

Children thrive when they feel safe and secure to grow without uncertainty or fear. They need to be protected and understood by family, friends, and teachers who listen to them with care and love.

Proverbs 22:6. "Train up a child the way he should go, and when he is old, he will not depart from it."