Book Review I Am a Big Sister (Caroline Jayne Church)
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Be the best sister in the world!
Our Review
This gentle picture book guides young children through the emotional journey of welcoming a new baby into the family, using simple, reassuring language and soft, expressive illustrations. It focuses on the positive aspects of becoming a big sister, from helping with small tasks to the special bond she will share with her new sibling, making the concept of a growing family feel exciting and manageable for a preschooler.
What sets this story apart is its direct address to the child, empowering them by highlighting all the important things a big sister can do, which beautifully validates their new role and eases potential anxieties. Parents seeking a tender and practical tool to prepare their little one for a new baby will find this book to be a comforting and confidence-building read that celebrates the joys of siblinghood.
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