Domino

Reach for this book when your child is feeling small, left behind, or frustrated by physical limitations compared to older siblings or peers. It is the perfect antidote to the 'I'm not big enough' blues, providing a gentle space to discuss why every size has its own unique purpose. The story follows Domino, the smallest of five dalmatian puppies, who struggles to keep up with his siblings' athletic feats. While the others run faster and jump higher, Domino discovers a situation where being the smallest is actually his greatest superpower. It is a sweet, reassuring read for children aged 2 to 5 who are beginning to navigate social comparison. Parents will appreciate how this book validates the very real frustration of being the 'little one' while offering a hopeful resolution. It encourages self-acceptance and helps children recognize that their worth isn't tied to being the best at everything, but rather finding the things that only they can do.