Looking For Mommy

Looking for Mommy

In this sweet story with both illustrated and photographic elements, as well as lift-the-flaps throughout for little hands to open, Little Brown Bunny wants a hug from Mommy—but where could she be? Little Brown Bunny wants a hug from Mommy, and sets off to find her. Could Mommy be behind the tall reeds near the pond? No, that’s Duck teaching her ducklings how to swim. Could Mommy be behind the patch of wildflowers? No, that’s just kitten taking a nap in the sunshine. Maybe Mommy is having a snack in the berry bush—but no, it’s only Mouse. Where could Mommy be? Includes easy to manipulate lift-the-flaps throughout.

Look Mommy, I Come with Instructions!

Are you a mom seeking guidance and support through the exciting and challenging journey of raising a child? Look no further! "Look Mommy, I Come With Instructions!" is here to offer you a comprehensive handbook filled with invaluable wisdom, practical advice, and creative solutions to help navigate you through the first decade of motherhood. Yes, ten years! Written by an experienced mom who understands the unique dynamics of each developmental stage, this book is your go-to companion from the moment you learn about your little one’s existence until they reach their tenth birthday. Whether you're a first-time mom or have already embarked on this incredible journey, this guide is designed to empower you with the tools and knowledge needed to conquer each year with confidence and joy. Inside, you'll find a treasure trove of innovative strategies tailored to address the evolving needs and challenges of raising a child. From helping you plan for your baby's arrival, to exploring tools for early financial health, this book covers it all. You’ll also find checklists and other handy templates to help you stay ahead of the game! So, embark on this transformative journey with "Look Mommy, I Come With Instructions!" and unlock the secrets to becoming the best mother you can be. Understand that being a mother goes beyond fertility, so it doesn't matter if you give birth, adopt, or conceive through surrogacy. The common factor of motherhood is performing a maternal role. With that said, every mother can use some help and support, so let this guide be a part of your “village.” “A good mom does the best she can. A great mom seeks ways to be greater!” -D’Nisha Kidwell

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