Squirrel Is Going to Be a Big Sister

Squirrel is worried that her parents will no longer think of her as sweet or pretty after the arrival of a new baby, but she soon realizes that everyone loves the baby just as much as her.

\n Format: Hardback
\n Length: 32 pages
\n Publication date: 12 August 2021
\n Publisher: Clavis Publishing
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Squirrel is excited to be a big sister, but she's also a little worried. She wonders if her parents will still think she's cute and sweet, or if they'll be too focused on the new baby. She also notices that everyone seems to be swooning over the new baby, and she can't help but feel left out.

Squirrel's parents assure her that they love her just as much as they love the new baby. They explain that having a new sibling is a big change for everyone in the family, and that it's natural for people to focus on the new arrival. They encourage Squirrel to spend time with the new baby and to share in the excitement and joy of welcoming a new member of the family.

As Squirrel spends more time with the new baby, she begins to see the joy and wonder that comes with having a sibling. She learns to share toys and games with the baby, and to help her parents take care of her. She also realizes that the new baby brings a lot of happiness and love into the family, and that she can be a part of that by being kind and helpful.

Eventually, Squirrel realizes that she doesn't need to compete with the new baby for her parents' love. She understands that they love her for who she is, and that the new baby is simply a new addition to the family. She continues to spend time with the new baby, but also makes sure to keep up her friendships and activities that she enjoys.

In the end, Squirrel learns that being a big sister is about being supportive and loving, not about competing for attention. She realizes that her parents will always love her, and that she can find joy in the new experiences and challenges that come with having a sibling.
Squirrel is thrilled to be a big sister, but she's also a little nervous. She wonders if her parents will still think she's cute and sweet, or if they'll be too focused on the new baby. She also notices that everyone seems to be swooning over the new baby, and she can't help but feel left out.

Squirrel's parents assure her that they love her just as much as they love the new baby. They explain that having a new sibling is a big change for everyone in the family, and that it's natural for people to focus on the new arrival. They encourage Squirrel to spend time with the new baby and to share in the excitement and joy of welcoming a new member of the family.

As Squirrel spends more time with the new baby, she begins to see the joy and wonder that comes with having a sibling. She learns to share toys and games with the baby, and to help her parents take care of her. She also realizes that the new baby brings a lot of happiness and love into the family, and that she can be a part of that by being kind and helpful.

Eventually, Squirrel realizes that she doesn't need to compete with the new baby for her parents' love. She understands that they love her for who she is, and that the new baby is simply a new addition to the family. She continues to spend time with the new baby, but also makes sure to keep up her friendships and activities that she enjoys.

In the end, Squirrel learns that being a big sister is about being supportive and loving, not about competing for attention. She realizes that her parents will always love her, and that she can find joy in the new experiences and challenges that come with having a sibling.

\n Weight: 426g\n
Dimension: 353 x 268 x 11 (mm)\n
ISBN-13: 9781605376318\n \n