About This Book
Reach for this book when your child starts begging for a pet bird or when you have finally decided to welcome a feathered friend into your home. This guide transforms the excitement of a new pet into a structured lesson on responsibility and empathy. It covers everything from choosing the right cage to understanding bird behavior, ensuring your child feels prepared rather than overwhelmed by the commitment of pet ownership. Through clear instructions and vibrant photography, the book emphasizes that a pet is a living being with specific needs. It is an ideal tool for parents who want to foster a sense of pride and accomplishment in their 6 to 9 year old as they transition into the role of a primary caregiver. By reading this together, you can establish clear expectations for chores and hygiene while celebrating the wonder of the animal kingdom.
What Parents Should Know
Sensitive Topics
The book is secular and practical. It briefly touches on the health and safety of the bird, which implies the risk of illness or injury, but it does so in a preventative, empowering way rather than a scary one. There is no mention of animal death.
