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Is your child struggling with the arrival of a new little brother or sister?
This charming story follows the adventures of an older sister as she comes to terms with the arrival of her little brother. Through this story, children can learn how to manage feelings such as jealousy and resentment, while realizing that having a new family member doesn’t mean they will get any less love. In fact, there will be more love to go around!
Also, get your FREE tips sheet endorsed by Clinical Psychologist, Dr Jean Cheng to help an older sibling adjust to a new baby in the family at serenechia.com/brother.
Parents, this touching book is perfect for:
PREPARING FOR SIBLING TRANSITIONS – Guide your older child through the myriad of feelings they might face with the arrival of a new sibling.
NURTURING FAMILY BONDS – Promote the understanding that love doesn’t diminish with an additional family member, but instead grows.
DEVELOPING EMPATHY & UNDERSTANDING – Help your child navigate complex emotions, learning how to slowly accept and love their younger sibling.
From the Publisher
5 Stars from Reader’s Favorite
Reviewed by Anne-Marie Reynolds — I Love My Little Brother by Serene Chia is full of lovely illustrations by Rita Nilson and is a wonderful story about a little girl who is a little jealous of her new baby brother – until she has a conversation with her mother. This book is about teaching children not to be envious of a new sibling and that there is more than enough love to go around. It’s about teaching children that sometimes moms and dads need help too. It also helps to strengthen the natural bonds families have and helps children to understand their emotions during such a time and learn to handle them.
This is a well-written tale. The illustrations help children see what is happening, not just hear it. It is down to earth, written in plain language, and is a book every parent should have to read with their children when they are about to introduce a new baby brother or sister to the family. Children don’t understand how to deal with emotions, and this is the perfect book to make them realize that their feelings are valid but that there is always another, better way to deal with them.
Reviewed by Christel, Parent Coach, @survivingtothriving1 — The way that “I Love My Little Brother” is written is very understandable, and my young children relate to it very well. There are parts that are funny, and it really shows a lot of emotions a child may feel in regard to having a new sibling, it also talks about different ways that an older sibling can help their new younger sibling.
Publisher : Serene Chia
Publication date : November 4, 2023
Language : English
Print length : 31 pages
ISBN-10 : 9811877440
ISBN-13 : 978-9811877445
Item Weight : 3.52 ounces
Reading age : 3 – 6 years, from customers
Dimensions : 8 x 0.08 x 10 inches
Part of series : Transition to Big Sister
Best Sellers Rank: #113,619 in Books (See Top 100 in Books) #266 in Children’s New Baby Books #481 in Children’s Parents Books #602 in Children’s Siblings Books (Books)
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Customers say
Customers find this book to be a great resource for families with young children, with nice illustrations and a sweet story that gently explores sibling love. They appreciate its informative content and pacing, with one customer noting how it addresses complex emotions like jealousy.
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