About This Book
Reach for this book when your child is pushing for more autonomy or having a particularly tough time following the morning routine. It offers a playful, safe space for children to explore the fantasy of being in charge while subtly reinforcing why those daily parental rules exist in the first place. Through a whimsical dream sequence, a young girl finds herself the giant of the house, tasked with getting her now-tiny parents dressed and off to school. It is an excellent choice for kids aged 3 to 7 who are navigating the transition into being big kids. Parents will appreciate how it uses absurdist humor to mirror the exhausting reality of caretaking. By reversing roles, the story builds empathy for the caregiver and validates the child's desire for power, ultimately landing on a note of family security and love. It is the perfect bridge for a conversation about why we do the things we do to take care of one another.
