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Children's Books: How To Be God's Little Princess {Giveaway}

Friday, April 29, 2011 Leave a Comment

Today, the world watched in wonder as a real LIVE fairy tale took place right before our eyes. The Royal Wedding of Prince William and Miss Catherine Middleton began this morning and many people set their alarms here in the United States to wake up in time to watch. I, however, did not.

I mentioned on Twitter and Facebook, that I just couldn't get into the #RoyalWedding. Was there something, innately, wrong with me? Had I not dreamed of being a Princess when I was a young girl? I pondered those questions as I drove my children to school, in which, my 7-yr-old daughter asked, "Momma, do you think I could, one day, be a Princess? Would I have to go to England to do that?" My heart melted as I told her, "You're a Princess already. You're God's Little Princess."


See, to me, it's not about marrying into a Royal Family, but being part of the everlasting kingdom of God. Today, I thought it perfect, to share Sheila Walsh's new book, How To Be God's Little Princess with my daughter. In her book, Sheila tells gives girl Royal Tips for Manners, Etiquette, and True Beauty.... not the beauty you think of when you see flashy hats and Jimmy Choos.

About How to Be God's Little Princess:
A fun guide book for God's little princesses. What does it take to be a princess? Sheila Walsh has some important answers to share for every little girl. This trendy design features black & white line art and a two-color pink and black interior. The art will tie to each how-to topic in the book-how to make the best pink cookies, how to wear a tiara, how to earn money at home, how to care for a royal dog, how to be respectful, how to use good manners, how to help Mom, how to follow Jesus, how to act like a princess when things go terribly wrong, and many more.

Momma Findings:


Thanks to Sheila Walsh, we received a kit fit for a Princess, that included tea party cups, her new book, princess tiaras, jewels to decorate them, and a cute pink bag. Although we absolutely loved the kit, we were most impressed with the manners and etiquette we learned.


Everyone is all abuzz over Catherine Middleton's wedding dress, which gives me the opportunity to talk to my daughter about her Royal Wardrobe here at home. For instance, she was able to take the Royal Wardrobe quiz to see if she knew the differences in attire to be worn at a Royal Ball Vs. A Pizza Party. The Princess is directed to ask for assistance from her Royal Advisors,  otherwise known as, Mom, Dad, and other Family Members.

What I love most about the book, is it touches on so many things I've been discussing with my daughter the last few weeks. For example, yesterday, I walked into the bathroom to give my daughter a fresh towel after her bath. I found her lathering hair conditioner in her hands, but her hair was still dry and had not been shampooed yet. It never dawned on me that, now that she's taking her own baths, she needs more direction when washing her hair.

How to Be God's Little Princess delves into washing hair, taming tangles, nail care, body washing, brushing teeth, and even sweating.... uh..err... I mean "glowing".


Today's youth has opportunities we didn't have as young children, such as internet and cell phones. This book does an amazing job at teaching the Dos and Don'ts of a media savvy princess. As a blogger, I take extra precaution to be safe online and I expect my daughter to do the same if and when she uses similar platforms to express herself. A few points Sheila touches on are cell phone etiquette, wrong numbers, text lingo, and internet safety for kids. If you guys remember, my daughter mentioned opening her own blog and Sheila EVEN touches on that stating, "Start a secure blog or web site with your parent's help."

Final Findings:

I can't even begin to describe everything I love about this book, but as a woman, I'm thrilled to have it as a tool to teach my daughter about growing up and focusing on God and His Word to get through it.

Buy It:

You can purchase How to Be God's Little Princess: Royal Tips on Manners and Etiquette for Girls for $9.99 at Amazon.com.

Join Sheila for a Princess Facebook Party and $200 Giveaway:

“In How to Be God’s Little Princess, it’s my prayer that young girls will learn important life skills and discover for themselves how to navigate the do’s and don’ts of life. I want them to see that making wise decisions about clothes, friends, family, make-up, and more can be FUN! – Sheila Walsh

Sheila Walsh is celebrating the release of How to Be God’s Little Princess with a KINDLE giveaway and Facebook Princess Tea Party! Read what people are saying here. One lucky winner will receive: A brand new KINDLE with Wi-Fi & New Pearl Screen, How to Be God’s Little Princess (autographed copy), A Princess Tea Kit (includes princess backpack, tiara, book, jewelry making kit, & mug)



To enter click on entry ports below, then tell your friends! Hurry, giveaway ends 4/30! But wait! There’s more … On May 4th join Sheila at her Author Page on Facebook for the Princess Tea Party! She will announce the winner of the KINDLE, connect with readers and give away a ton of fun products from the Gigi and God’s Little Princess line! Tweens invited! Don’t miss the fun! She is looking forward to connecting and learning more about you – so be sure to stop by on May 4th at 5:00 PM PST (6 PM MST, 7 PM CST, & 8 PM EST).

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Win It!

Now, on to our Princess Giveaway! One lucky Momma Findings reader will receive a Princess Kit that includes: How To Be A God's Little Princess, tiara, princess cups, adhesive jewels, and Tiaras.


How to Enter:

Required Entry:

Give me one Royal Tip you've given your daughter (or girls in your life) about growing up as God's Princess.

Contest starts today April 29th - May 5th 2011 11:59pm CST and open to US residents only. Leave each entry in separate comments. You don't have to be a blogger to enter, but please leave a valid email address for contact purposes.

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Disclosure: This post made possible by Sheila Walsh and representing PR agency, who provided me with a sample product to facilitate this review. Opinions, stated, are always my own and never wavered by products received nor compensated unless, otherwise, stated. I'm an Amazon Affiliated Site. If purchase made through our links, small compensation will be received.


4 comments »

  • Snow said:  

    Be kind to others. Always say Please and Thank You.

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  • Christy said:  

    My great-grandfather was big on the Golden Rule - Do Unto Others As You Would Have Them Do Unto You.

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  • AStarrA said:  

    I try to teach my daughter to treat others how you want to be treated even if they don't treat you the same way (with that being said though I do make sure she knows to stand up for herself with words if ever bullied)
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  • BusyWorkingMama said:  

    Treat others as you expect to be treated. Thanks!
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