Books with title Daddy, Can You Play with Me?

Will You Play With Me? depicts a series of heartwarming scenarios to model empathy and inclusivity for young children exposed to individuals with disabilities. In this captivating children’s book, characters subtly embrace each other’s differences and reframe ways to interact meaningfully and play together. The child engaging in the kind and caring action is rewarded by appreciation and fun. The author is a Clinical Professor at Stanford University and a nationally renowned pediatrician and allergist/immunologist. She believes it is vital to nurture young children, who are naturally accepting and impressionable, to be sensitive to the challenges of disability. Illustrator Akshay Dinakar is a product designer who graduated from Stanford University. He is an entrepreneur focused on the intersection of engineering and personal wellness.

Children with autism experience the world differently than other people. They often have difficulty connecting with people and making friends. In this book, Jay is a boy with autism with a goal of making a friend on his first day of school. But, as he journeys through his day, he is challenged by symptoms of his autism. Join Jay on his first day of school to learn more about what it is like for children with autism and strategies that help manage the behaviors that occur. Find out if Jay makes a new friend.

Children with autism experience the world differently than other people. They often have difficulty connecting with people and making friends. In this book, Jay is a boy with autism with a goal of making a friend on his first day of school. But, as he journeys through his day, he is challenged by symptoms of his autism. Journey with Jay on his first day of school to learn more about what is like for children with autism and strategies that help manage the behaviors that occur. Find out if Jay makes a new friend.

Mommy leaves for work and a little girl bubbles over in excitement because she has an entire day to spend with her Daddy and her trusty sidekick, a blue-eyed white kitty who invades each activity. Together, Daddy and girl tackle stacks of pancakes, steal vegetables from the garden despite the scarecrow on guard, then during the rainy afternoon, they cuddle up to color and to read stories about dragons and knights, before fixing supper in time for Mommy's arrival home. Simple activities showing a great love, described in a fun rhyme. Cheryl Kula currently lives on a mountain in WV with her husband, Ted, and her daughters, Lieschen and Lillian. After years of assuming that her children would always have 4 legs, she is a happy mother of two precocious daughters. This is her first children's book. Karl Trolenberg is a graduate of the East Carolina School of Art and has worked in the arts for the past 17 years. Karl is based in Virginia with his wife, Kathryn, and his two sons, Paul and George.

Most kids are shy on their first day at school. Going to a new school can be daunting for a child. Every child wants to have a friend and be a friend to someone. How can a child adapt to a new environment? This book teaches kids some ways they can make friends from the first day of school. Written by a board certified Pediatrician, whose children witnessed firsthand the uncertainty that comes with going to a new school.

Mommy leaves for work and a little girl bubbles over in excitement because she has an entire day to spend with her Daddy and her trusty sidekick, a blue-eyed white kitty who invades each activity. Together, Daddy and girl tackle stacks of pancakes, steal vegetables from the garden despite the scarecrow on guard, then during the rainy afternoon, they cuddle up to color and to read stories about dragons and knights, before fixing supper in time for Mommy's arrival home. Simple activities showing a great love, described in a fun rhyme. Cheryl Kula currently lives on a mountain in WV with her husband, Ted, and her daughters, Lieschen and Lillian. After years of assuming that her children would always have 4 legs, she is a happy mother of two precocious daughters. This is her first children's book. Karl Trolenberg is a graduate of the East Carolina School of Art and has worked in the arts for the past 17 years. Karl is based in Virginia with his wife, Kathryn, and his two sons, Paul and George.