About This Book
A parent should reach for this book when their older child is struggling with the complex emotions of a new baby's arrival. This story follows Jenny, who is initially excited about her new sister but soon feels jealous, ignored, and frustrated when the baby takes up all her parents' time and attention. The book gently validates these difficult feelings, showing Jenny's journey from resentment to acceptance and finally to love. It's a perfect conversation starter for children aged 5-7, normalizing the emotional upheaval of becoming an older sibling and modeling how love can grow in a changing family.
What Parents Should Know
Sensitive Topics
The book's central theme is sibling jealousy and the emotional displacement an older child can feel. The approach is direct, secular, and realistic, portraying Jenny's negative feelings without judgment. The resolution is hopeful and reassuring, showing a natural, unforced progression towards sibling affection.
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