I Love to Share

Reach for this book when your little one is entering the territorial minefield of playdates or struggling to share with a new sibling. It addresses the natural possessiveness of early childhood by shifting the perspective from what a child loses when they share to what they gain: a playmate and a better game. Jimmy the bunny starts his day protective of his toys, but through gentle trial and error, he discovers that a solo game of blocks is nowhere near as exciting as building a castle with a friend. This story is perfect for children ages 2 to 5 who are navigating the transition from parallel play to collaborative play. It serves as a soft, non-judgmental mirror for their own big feelings of jealousy, ultimately modeling how kindness makes the whole room feel brighter.