When a young boy sees his parents preoccupied with his sister, the baby, and daily chores, he wonders, “What About Me?” This charming and compassionate picture book offers children positive choices for coping with feelings of jealousy or being left out. It deftly handles the issue of sibling r... more

When a young boy sees his parents preoccupied with his sister, the baby, and daily chores, he wonders, “What About Me?” This charming and compassionate picture book offers children positive choices for coping with feelings of jealousy or being left out. It deftly handles the issue of sibling rivalry by showing how every child can learn kind, helpful, and creative ways to get loving attention. For parents, it’s also a gentle reminder to catch kids “being good.”

“I loved this book as it teaches parents and children alike that communication is the key to a healthy relationship.” --Nanny Deb from Nanny 911

“A charming, rhyming invitation to children to consider new ways to become helpful members of the family team.” --Adele Faber & Elaine Mazlish, authors of “How To Talk So Kids Will Listen”

“A pure joy--and also quite instructional without seeming to be so.” --Edward Hallowell, MD, author of “Delivered from Distraction”

“This book will help a child learn empathy. We are happy to recommend it." --Dr. William and Martha Sears, co-authors of “The Discipline Book”