Our story
Lambtime began at my daughter’s bedside. This is how it happened.


When I found out I was expecting, I was walking through one of the hardest seasons of my life. I leaned on God, and He carried me through.

When she was born, I felt closer to God than ever. I want her to grow up in His light, knowing she is made in His image and loved by Him.

So every night, I sing to her and we pray together. Those few minutes became my favorite part of the day.

I thought: what if an app did all of this, the songs, the prayers, the Bible stories, so all I had to do was listen and cuddle my little girl?

First a calm bedtime with Pip the lamb. Then little lessons, games and more for every age, all from God’s Word, and all with parents in charge.

Every night we make it to bedtime is another reason to thank the Lord. I pray Lambtime helps your family build that habit too, grandparents and all.
A letter from me
I see you. Maybe the dishes are still in the sink and the day felt long. Maybe bedtime feels like one more thing to get through.
When I was expecting my daughter, I was walking through one of the hardest seasons of my life, and the only thing that carried me was God. He still does.
Here is what I’ve learned: you don’t need perfect words or a perfect evening. A short prayer, a song, a Bible story, and your arms around your child. That is enough. God meets us in those small minutes.
So tonight, give yourself grace. Slow down for ten minutes. Pray over your little one by name. And when they’re asleep, let Him carry you too.
“Come to me, all you who labor and are heavily burdened, and I will give you rest.” Matthew 11:28
With love, from one mom to another,
Latiere