12 Book Set

The complete Baby Believer library - every book, in one set.

This is the set for families who want to build a lasting library of faith from the ground up, or give the most meaningful gift they know how to give. All twelve books in the Baby Believer series, each one pairing an early-learning concept with the deep riches of Scripture, creed, and the church's great tradition.

This set includes all 12 Baby Believer titles:

• First Bible Basics: A Counting Primer

• Psalms of Praise: A Movement Primer

• Let There Be Light: An Opposites Primer

• From Eden to Bethlehem: An Animals Primer

• Holy Week: An Emotions Primer

• Jesus Heals: An Anatomy Primer

• We Believe: An Alphabet Primer

• Our God: A Shapes Primer

• Psalm 23: A Colors Primer

• Kingdom of Heaven: A Gardening Primer

• God Speaks: A Sounds Primer

• Hallelujah: A Biblical Hebrew Primer

Perfect for baby showers, baptisms, birthdays, Christmas, and new families.

"These books are a wise, winsome, and creative way to begin sowing the seeds of biblical truth into the hearts and souls of our children. When the core concepts of the Christian proclamation are sown into us from an early age, those seeds will bear their fruit in the right season."

Timothy Dalrymple, President and CEO of Christianity Today

"Christian parents should try to surround their kids with resources for healthy spiritual formation. That’s why I love the Baby Believer series from Catechesis Books. It’s never too early to teach theology to little ones!"

Brett McCracken, Senior Editor at The Gospel Coalition, Author of The Wisdom Pyramid: Feeding Your Soul in a Post-Truth World

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Baby Believer® primers are designed to grow with children from early infancy through elementary school. Each book layers early-learning concepts - counting, colors, shapes, movement, and more - with Scripture quotations, the historic creeds, hymns, church fathers, and other articles of faith. Younger children delight in the pictures and simple language; older children find the deeper content waiting for them, providing footholds for memorization and theological conversation as their capacity grows.