Laura The Llama Celebrates Valentine’s Day Sneak Peak
Laura the llama starts her day extremely grumpy and it only gets worse when she realizes she FORGOT that it’s Valentine’s Day! So she retreated to the pond by herself to reflect and relax, and the idea came to her like a blessing from above. She ran to the barn and got ready. And then she offered everyone on the farm free hairstyles!
A great book to share with your kids about the love language: acts of service. Laura the llama had to think of how best she could show her friends and family how much she loves them on the national day of love, and the fact that she thought of hairstyles is a lovely depiction that you don’t always have to give someone something – like chocolates or a card – but rather do something for them!
*Includes a colour-it-yourself version of the story at the end.
On February 14, 269 AD, a man by the name of Priest Valentine was sentenced to death for secretly performing marriages after they were outlawed for young couples. In a time where people were deciding that it was not important to get married and actually condemned the action of getting married to another, St. Valentine risked everything to make sure these young lovers could be married under God…
Valentine’s Day is a special day of the year. And while many people have taken a turn in the other direction – deciding that it’s a no-good holiday – there is still a forever place in my heart for this day. Mainly because it’s a great holiday to teach children the importance and love and the different ways in which we can show our love to our family and friends…