As parents, we unknowingly teach our children at a young age to rely on us for love. We say things like "Who loves you the most?" and the answer is typically us. Then as children grow up and go to school, they seek the approval and acceptance of classmates and later in life get into relationships that may sometimes fail or be toxic. When this happens, they question their existence and feel unloved. This can lead to self-esteem issues, self-medicating with medications, drugs and/or alcohol, or even worse, suicide.

Who Loves You the Most? is a book written for children to understand the wonderful relationship we can have with ourselves and with God when we listen to what's inside our hearts, teaching children at an early age that, ultimately, no matter what happens or what life brings us, we are never truly alone when we believe and accept God as our savior.