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A faith-centered guide for youth athletes recovering from sports injuries, the Kingdom Kid Recovery Playbook helps kids stay positive, resilient, and rooted in their identity in Christ while they heal. Each section addresses common challenges young athletes face—like patience, resilience, trusting God’s timing, and seeing themselves beyond performance.
Packed with short devotionals, Bible verses, mindset exercises, and guided journaling prompts, this interactive playbook gives kids a safe space to process big emotions, build mental toughness, and stay encouraged during sports injury recovery. Parent Pointers for every page guide moms and dads on how to support their child’s healing journey, making it a family-centered resource for growth, encouragement, and faith-filled resilience.
📖 How to Use This Playbook
Flip to the page that matches how your child feels. Read the short devotional, reflect on the Bible verse, try the activity, and use the Big Feelings Zone to journal thoughts, prayers, or emotions. Every page reminds kids and parents that true identity is found in Christ—not in their sports performance.
A faith-centered guide for youth athletes recovering from sports injuries, the Kingdom Kid Recovery Playbook helps kids stay positive, resilient, and rooted in their identity in Christ while they heal. Each section addresses common challenges young athletes face—like patience, resilience, trusting God’s timing, and seeing themselves beyond performance.
Packed with short devotionals, Bible verses, mindset exercises, and guided journaling prompts, this interactive playbook gives kids a safe space to process big emotions, build mental toughness, and stay encouraged during sports injury recovery. Parent Pointers for every page guide moms and dads on how to support their child’s healing journey, making it a family-centered resource for growth, encouragement, and faith-filled resilience.
📖 How to Use This Playbook
Flip to the page that matches how your child feels. Read the short devotional, reflect on the Bible verse, try the activity, and use the Big Feelings Zone to journal thoughts, prayers, or emotions. Every page reminds kids and parents that true identity is found in Christ—not in their sports performance.