Am currently using it with my 5 and 4 yr old. Some of it goes above the 4 yr old's head and the 5yr old at times. Be prepared to dumb it down, and if able to do that, then its great. (Posted on 15/09/09)

The content looks excellent but I have decided to put this one away for at least a year. I think the visual presentation is too dull looking for a 4/5 yr old although it is supposed to be for ages 4-7 I think it is more appropriate for 6+. My daughter took one look at it and said she wanted to stick with her current bible book 'God and Me' But I have to confess I have not actually tried it with my just 5 year old so cannot comment very accurately. (Posted on 29/10/08)

Interesting and lively studies that have been a blessing to us as a family. Like the contemporary styling yet the books are still Bible centred.
Hazel Bintley

XTB
Helps me understand Table Talk better. I like XTB alot.
Rachel 7 (Posted on 28/08/08)

as a family of new christians we have all benefited from table talk. What a wonderful way of learning God's word together. (Posted on 21/08/08)

we do this with our son at bedtime and he loves it it really stimulates him and he asks lots of questions. the length is just right and we learn from it too. he is aged 7 (Posted on 26/07/08)

Table Talk is useful and easy to follow but is not really suitable for children under the age of 5.

It is fairly succinct and only takes a few minutes per day though one reading / session every day seems difficult to achieve.

We would recommend this to friends as everything that is published by the GBC is good sound stuff. (Posted on 1/03/08)

I use Table Talk with my 6 year old son, in the car before school. He absolutely loves it and can now find his way around the Bible really well! We have found the short studies really good fun and he usually wants to do the Building Up section at the end. The 'way in' ideas and parents notes are really helpful. These are the best children's notes I've found in 13 years of parenting! (Posted on 7/11/07)