About This Book
Reach for this book when your toddler is underfoot in the kitchen or struggling with the concept of waiting for a reward. It is a perfect choice for those moments when a child is learning about boundaries, self-control, and the simple sensory joys of home life. The story follows Edna, a character who finds the temptation of raw cookie dough nearly impossible to resist, leading her to taste a little, and then a lot. Through gentle humor and relatable actions, the book explores themes of patience and curiosity. It is highly appropriate for the one to four age range, offering a short and sweet narrative that validates a child's natural impulses while modeling the process of a common household activity. Parents will appreciate the way it mirrors their own daily struggles with little helpers who want everything right now.
What Parents Should Know
Sensitive Topics
None. This is a lighthearted, secular board book focusing on a common childhood experience.
Ideal Reader
A toddler who loves helping in the kitchen but hasn't yet mastered the impulse control required to wait for the finished product. It is ideal for a child who expresses their love through food and sensory play.
