Books with title I'm Going to Be a Big Sister!

`Someone new is at our house,` begins this loving, reassuring look at sisterhood from trusted author Joanna Cole. Told through the eyes of a new older sister, this simple story lays out all the good things about being an older sibling, and reminds new sisters that they are just as special as ever.With an author's note about what big siblings need--extra guidance, reassurance, love--and sweet, engaging artwork by Rosalinda Kightley, it's no wonder that over 1 million families have chosen I'm a Big Sister and I'm a Big Brother to prepare their young ones for their first big transition.

I’m going to be a Big BROTHER! Becoming a big brother is a really big deal!But how do you deal with all the crazy emotions you feel?Come for a ride with teddy and me,And we’ll show you just how exciting this journey can be! Using the colours of the rainbow to beautifully illustrate different emotions, I’m going to be a BIG BROTHER, helps children understand the range of emotions they may feel when experiencing change to their family unit. With brilliant rhythmic verse, fun, bright and distinctive illustrations - this is a firm favourite with children and parents alike! This book taps into the psychological importance of children naming feelings as the first step in helping them learn to identify them. It allows children to develop an emotional vocabulary so they can talk about their feelings & develop into mentally strong children. Children who understand and are able to verbalise their emotions and have the coping skills to deal with them will build the confidence that they can handle whatever life throws their way. In this book, the colours of the rainbow are used as a clever reference for children to identify their emotions with colours. Colour is important in reflecting and emphasizing the particular emotional states of a child as there is a colour feeling connection in preschool aged children. About the AuthorNicolette McFadyen is a mother of three who quickly appreciated the importance of emotionally equipping her little ones for the arrival of a new sibling. She realised that often as parents we ourselves don’t really know how best to explain or identify with what our children may be feeling. So she set about creating an enchanting book that offers parents a way to open up the conversation with their children to identify and talk about these emotions. Becoming a big brother is a really big deal!But how do you deal with all the crazy emotions you feel?Come for a ride with teddy and me,And we’ll show you just how exciting this journey can be! Using the colours of the rainbow to beautifully illustrate different emotions, I’m going to be a BIG BROTHER, helps children understand the range of emotions they may feel when experiencing change to their family unit. With brilliant rhythmic verse, fun, bright and distinctive illustrations - this is a firm favourite with children and parents alike! This book taps into the psychological importance of children naming feelings as the first step in helping them learn to identify them. It allows children to develop an emotional vocabulary so they can talk about their feelings & develop into mentally strong children. Children who understand and are able to verbalise their emotions and have the coping skills to deal with them will build the confidence that they can handle whatever life throws their way. In this book, the colours of the rainbow are used as a clever reference for children to identify their emotions with colours. Colour is important in reflecting and emphasizing the particular emotional states of a child as there is a colour feeling connection in preschool aged children. About the AuthorNicolette McFadyen is a mother of three who quickly appreciated the importance of emotionally equipping her little ones for the arrival of a new sibling. She realised that often as parents we ourselves don’t really know how best to explain or identify with what our children may be feeling. So she set about creating an enchanting book that offers parents a way to open up the conversation with their children to identify and talk about these emotions.

I’M Going To Be A Big Sister 2020 Unicorn (6x9 Journal): Wide Ruled Lined Writing Notebook, 100 PagesEveryone needs a place to record things. Whether the Wide Ruled journal is used to record personal thoughts, travels, life events, gratitudes, daily tasks, quotes or notes, it doesn't matter. What matters is that, you pick up a notebook/journal or maybe several notebooks and make journaling a daily habit. Hope you enjoy this nice notebook. The specifications are given below:1. Wide Ruled Lined2. 100 pages 3. 6 x 9 inch

The perfect gift to give to a child to let them know they're going to be a Sister, with a lovely surprise in the back. When a baby is born it changes many people's lives. Someone goes from being a little girl, to becoming a Sister, a Dad becomes a Grandfather, a best friend becomes a Godmother. This is a wonderful change and one worth celebrating (and preparing for). You're Going to Be a Sister is one of a range of gift books that announce and mark this occasion. Each one is a tongue-in-cheek look at the things you'll be expected to do. Then neatly tucked in the back is a beautiful gift for the person, and the new person they are about to meet. It is a 12 page board book. Each page is made from heavy recycled cardboard and is beautifully illustrated. The socks are made from 80% cotton, 15% polyester and 5% spandex. Wash at a low temperature, up to 40 degrees. Avoid tumble dryer. Do not iron. The sock size is age 2-5 years kids & newborn baby.

Little Miss Maple is now a big sister and she’s taking it seriously. After meeting her baby sister for the first time, Miss Maple knows there’s nothing she wouldn’t do for her. She knows being a big sister is not going to be easy, but she’s ready for the job. First, she wants to help put the baby to sleep with bedtime stories, and then take her to school for show and tell. Sharing a few of her toys is not so bad after all and taking out the baby’s dirty diapers isn’t so bad, either.