About This Book
"Mama, Coming and Going" is a tender and humorous story told from the perspective of big sister Jenna, who recounts the many funny and sometimes bewildering things her mother forgot to do after the arrival of baby Mickey. From misplaced keys to forgotten errands, Mama's forgetfulness is presented with warmth and understanding, allowing young readers to empathize with both the overwhelmed parent and the adjusting older sibling. This book is ideal for children aged 4-8, particularly those preparing for or experiencing the arrival of a new baby, offering comfort and normalizing the changes that come with expanding a family. It's a gentle reminder that even with a new baby, love and laughter abound.
Big sister Jenna recalls the funny things that Mama forgot to do after baby Mickey was born.
Discussion Prompts
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What are some funny things you remember about when a new baby came to your family, or a friend's family?
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How do you think Mama felt when she forgot things? How did Jenna feel?
3
What are some ways we can help grown-ups when they are very busy?
4
What do you like most about having a baby in the family? What is sometimes hard?
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