About This Book
Reach for this book when your child is facing a new physical challenge or feels hesitant about joining in on a big activity. Little Mo is a charming story about a small polar bear who is intimidated by the slippery ice. While her family, the Big Ones, offer initial support, they soon get caught up in their own play, leaving Mo to find her own rhythm. It is a perfect choice for children who are transitioning from needing a constant hand to wanting to do it all by themselves. The book beautifully balances the need for family safety nets with the inevitable moment when a child must take their own first steps. It speaks to themes of independence, resilience, and the quiet pride of personal achievement. For parents of toddlers and preschoolers, it serves as a gentle reminder that our children are often more capable than we realize, and that a little bit of space can lead to a great deal of confidence.
