For a child with 2 moms it will help them portray themselves and identify their family environment as being conventional. You can't help but become wrapped up in this fictional tale as we listened to how mommy and her count 1,2,3 or how mama hides behind a tree.

No matter what this family does, however, they do it together until at the end of the day, "Now I'm tucked in nice and tight. Rhythmic text and illustrations with universal appeal show a toddler spending the day with its mommies. Only in that book a slightly older toddler runs, plays, and eventually tuckers out an exhausted Daddy and Papa.But by the same token, I have faith that there are lots of forward thinking, intelligent people out there who recognize that if you want to build tolerance in your youngster, why not start sooner rather than later? Her literary awards include poetry fellowships from the National Endowment for the Arts and the Massachusetts Artists Foundation. I've been pushing the boat out a little bit in playgroup lately by including books that are explicitly about diverse topics (vs. It's a great world building book for a kid whether your kid has two mommies or you are a single parent or whatever else. In fact, the gentle rhythm of the words and unfolding of routine would make this an excellent bedtime book – and, handily, it all ends up on a goodnight kiss.

No matter what your family looks like, if you have an anklebiter on your hands, these are fine literature for tiny tots. This is an excellent book to teach very young children about diversity from a very young age in a normal, uncomplicated way.Such a mundane thing that parents of any gender or sexuality does every day, yet I think that's the point to the whole story. We don’t share your credit card details with third-party sellers, and we don’t sell your information to others. I think children would be happy at the end of this story because both" Mommy and MAMA" are being very loving to their child. Written by Lesléa Newman and illustrated by Carol Thompson, the story celebrates diversity and inclusivity by showcasing the daily activities and tender moments shared by a toddler and their two moms. The overall theme is having two moms is normal and they do everyday things too like going on adventures, eating ice cream, etc.