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Our Family is Growing
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34.90 EUR
This story gently guides the child through the arrival of a new baby in the family. Whether the baby is on the way or already born, the story shows that love doesn’t get divided — it multiplies. Through everyday moments, the child learns that they will always be loved, while also discovering the joy of caring, sharing, and belonging.
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All Bookids books are sized at 21 x 21 cm and available in hardcover, layflat, and softcover formats. Each book is printed on premium 150gsm glossy paper for vibrant images and a high-quality feel. Professional binding ensures lasting durability and years of reading enjoyment (available for Hardcover and Premium Hardcover only).
"Nico absolutely loved the book. It's become part of our nightly ritual - we read it to him every night."
The Emotional Journey
This tender story captures the whirlwind of emotions that comes with welcoming a new sibling. From the moment the news arrives, everything feels new and mysterious—a room is painted, tiny clothes appear, and everyone talks about "the baby." Sometimes there's pride and curiosity, other times doubt and uncertainty. When the baby finally arrives, those mixed feelings continue: the little one is small, sleepy, and sometimes loud, and all that attention can feel overwhelming. But through small, meaningful moments—helping prepare the nursery, passing a blanket, singing softly, or showing a favourite toy—the child discovers something powerful: being a big sibling doesn't mean being forgotten. It means being someone's hero. The story ends with a quiet moment of connection, as the child realises that this tiny person already loves them back, and that love doesn't shrink with family—it grows.
Developmental Focus
This personalised story supports children through one of life's biggest transitions with warmth and reassurance. It nurtures emotional regulation by naming and normalising the complex feelings that come with change—jealousy, excitement, doubt, and pride. The narrative builds empathy as children learn to imagine how fragile and dependent a baby is, fostering gentleness and understanding. Through moments of helping and preparing, children develop responsibility and executive function, learning that their role matters. Above all, the story reinforces secure attachment, showing that parental love is unconditional and that there is always room for everyone.