Will and the Baby

A parent would reach for this book when their older child is struggling with the shift in attention that follows the arrival of a new baby. It is specifically designed for families moving past the initial excitement into the daily reality of sharing space and parents. The story follows Will as he navigates the typical frustrations of a noisy, needy infant who cannot yet play or interact on his level. This early reader uses accessible language to normalize feelings of jealousy and impatience while highlighting the small, meaningful ways a big brother can help. It is ideal for children ages 5 to 7 who are developing their independent reading skills. Parents will appreciate how the book models a gentle transition from resentment to pride, offering a realistic but hopeful look at sibling bonding without being overly sentimental.