About This Book
A parent would reach for this book when their toddler or preschooler begins expressing a budding sense of 'self' and starts asking questions about their body, their feelings, and their place in the family. It is a perfect tool for those moments when a child is transitionary, moving from the baby stage into a more independent 'big kid' identity. The book covers everything from physical traits and daily routines to the complex spectrum of emotions children experience from morning to night. It is gentle, affirming, and designed to make a child feel seen and celebrated exactly as they are. Parents will appreciate how it turns simple observations into a bonding experience, using the rhythmic text to spark natural conversations about what makes their child unique. It serves as a warm mirror for the early childhood experience, validating both the quiet and noisy parts of a young child's personality.
What Parents Should Know
Sensitive Topics
There are no heavy traumas or conflicts: it is a purely celebratory and inquisitive text.
Ideal Reader
A three-year-old who is recently obsessed with the word 'me' or 'mine'. It is also excellent for a child entering a new daycare or preschool setting who needs to practice self-identification.
