Nice idea. Here are simple, child-friendly Jain devotional (prabhavna) items that are suitable for kids:

• Namokar Mantra prayer booklet or card

- Short, easy-to-practice version with transliteration and a kid-friendly translation.

• Jain storybooks for children

- Short tales about Tirthankaras, monks, and Jain values like non-violence, truth, and self-control.

• Mala or counting beads

- A small mala to help kids count prayers or chants, making practice tangible.

• Visual prayer aids

- Simple posters or flashcards showing basic prayers, key Jain virtues, and the 5 Mahavratas in child-friendly language.

• Tirthankara pictures or small idols

- Age-appropriate images or mini figurines to inspire reverence and focus during prayer.

• Daily practice chart

- A simple chart for morning/evening prayers, gratitude, and one good deed to try each day.

• Audio/Video prayers for kids

- Short, engaging audio or video clips of chants and stories to listen to during quiet time.

• Practice journal

- A tiny notebook for kids to write (or draw) one thing they learned about kindness, truth, or non-violence each day.

If you’d like, I can tailor a short, printable kids’ prabhavna routine (with a sample Namokar mantra, a tiny story snippet, and a daily checklist) suitable for your child’s age.