About This Book
Reach for this book when your child is resisting daily chores or struggling to see why taking care of their personal space matters. If your morning routine feels like a constant battle over making the bed or tidying up, this story offers a playful way to shift the perspective from 'work' to 'care.' Through the whimsical concept of a bed with feelings, children are invited to consider how their belongings might feel when neglected. Lily is a cheerful but messy girl who constantly rushes off to start her day, leaving her mother to clean up the chaos. When her bed decides it has had enough of being unloved and runs away, Lily must embark on a journey of realization. This rhyming story gently introduces concepts of responsibility and self-reliance, helping children ages 3 to 8 understand that taking care of their things is an act of gratitude rather than just a boring task. It is a helpful tool for parents looking to encourage independence and a sense of pride in one's environment.
