Making Me: The Pregnancy Activity Book for my Big Brother or Sister is a book designed specifically for the older sibling to help promote understanding, involvement, and bonding with the baby-to-be. Now everyone in the family can be as excited about the new baby as mom and dad are. The children will learn about their new baby as it develops and grows every day-from start to finish. They can see how big it is with the Mighty Measuring Tape and track the days until due date with the cool Countdown Car on every page. It is written with a sense of humor, so kids will relate to the facts they learn each day. For example, it explains that at 18 weeks, "They're not lazy, but my toes will develop a little later than my fingers. Don't worry. I'll get all 10 done in time to be born." Another great quote is, "My brain is growing so fast that it has to fold over itself and wrinkle up in order to fit inside my skull. It's like trying to stuff a jump rope into a small glass."
This book is recommended to parents that want to nurture strong healthy relationships among their children from the very beginning. It is jam-packed with age-appropriate, multi-sensory activities that will foster a bond right from the start. They will have fun experiencing mama's pregnancy every day from the baby's point of view.
The activities include something for the big brother or sister to do every day for nine months: coloring, counting, measuring, jumping, journaling, and more. Included are four colored pencils to help write, color and draw. This book is hard cover and 286 pages long. It would make a nice gift for your growing family.
Motherly Way Enterprises would like to help you celebrate the miracle of birth and announce your pregnancy to your loved ones. It is committed to healthy and empowered families. Motherly Way Enterprises contributes to and supports Empowerment International, which is an organization that spends 100% of the money they receive on the children in Costa Rica and Nicaragua. The organization provides school uniforms to children who could otherwise not attend school.
