Books with title Why Does Mommy Have to Go to Work?

Why Does Mommy Have Tattoos? is a work of imagination and creativity by Marilyn Rondón. This illustrated children’s book answers the questions often posed to tattooed parents by their children and their children’s friends. Each page is bright and interactive, and the book engages children with themes of self-acceptance, wrapped in fun dialogue with richly colored illustrations by Rondón. Why Does Mommy Have Tattoos? Is an enthusiastic and unforgettable children’s book for both conversation and learning.

Why Does Mommy Have Tattoos? is a work of imagination and creativity by Marilyn Rondón. This illustrated children’s book answers the questions often posed to tattooed parents by their children and their children’s friends. Each page is bright and interactive, and the book engages children with themes of self-acceptance, wrapped in fun dialogue with richly colored illustrations by Rondón. Why Does Mommy Have Tattoos? Is an enthusiastic and unforgettable children’s book for both conversation and learning.

Ms. Violet worked while raising her three children. She went back to work when all of them were 7 weeks of age. She understands how difficult it can be when leaving them in the caring hands of someone else. Ms. Violet decided to write Mommy Has to Go to Work after realizing that there was a limited selection of children’s books dealing with working mothers.Mommy Has to Go to Work is about a child whose day begins around 5:30 in the morning. The child does not go home again until almost 12 hours later. The story is told through the eyes of a grandchild, who tells us about several experiences while in the hands of the caregiver. As much LOVE as the child has for the Grandparents, Mommy is still number one in his or her heart. This story is told in a rhythmic way that small children will surely enjoy.About the Author:Ms. Violet lives with her husband in the Western suburbs of Chicago, Illinois. She worked as an Electronic Technician for many years and likes to sew and do crafts when time permits. Both she and her husband are now retired, but are full-time caregivers for their grandchild. They also keep busy by caring for several animals and a cat named Allie, who is handicapped.

Rhythmic narration and vibrant illustrations animate the imagination of When Mommy Goes to Work. Exploration of the heroic possibilities of what a modern mother could do while at work from being an astronaut to a watermelon-juggling figure skater, When Mommy Goes to Work enters a child's imagination of all the things Mommy could be doing while at work. Templeton's charming story celebrates working mothers and the love for their children.