Baby Brother

Reach for this book when your eldest child is struggling with the 'palace coup' of a new sibling. It provides a royal perspective on the very common feelings of displacement and jealousy that occur when a new baby arrives in the family. The story follows Princess Luisa, a young girl accustomed to being the center of her parents' world, as she navigates the transition to becoming a big sister. While the setting is historical and grand, the emotional core is deeply relatable for any child aged 4 to 8. Parents will appreciate how the book validates a child's complicated feelings without judgment, ultimately guiding them toward the unique pride and love found in their new role. It is an excellent tool for opening a dialogue about sharing time, attention, and the evolving family dynamic.