Little Helper

A parent might reach for this book when their child is frustrated that their attempts to 'help' create more mess than magic. It speaks directly to the little one who feels overshadowed by older, more capable family members and yearns to contribute in a meaningful way. Little Helper follows a young child whose well-intentioned efforts to assist his family consistently go awry, leading to feelings of inadequacy. The story gently explores themes of resilience, self-confidence, and family love, showing that everyone has a unique and valuable way of contributing. Perfect for early elementary readers, this chapter book normalizes the trial-and-error process of learning and reassures children that their worth isn't measured by their ability to perform tasks perfectly.