About This Book
Reach for this book when your child is grappling with the complicated arrival of a new sibling or feeling the sting of sibling rivalry. This collection of 26 poems captures the humor and occasional frustration of family life through a lens that is both silly and deeply empathetic. It moves from classic rhymes to more modern reflections on what it means to be a brother or a sister. By blending spunky humor with familiar favorites like The Wheels on the Bus, this book offers a safe space for children ages 3 to 7 to see their own feelings reflected. It serves as an excellent tool for parents to validate a child's range of emotions, from fierce loyalty to the occasional wish for a little more space, while ultimately celebrating the unique joy of family bonds.
What Parents Should Know
Sensitive Topics
The book remains secular and lighthearted. It addresses the emotional friction of sibling rivalry through a realistic but gentle lens. There are no depictions of major trauma, though it does acknowledge the feeling of being overlooked when a new baby arrives.
