Me In Motion: Look Out, World! I Have Spina Bifida — And It's Okay!

Meet Adam-a bright, curious boy with big dreams and an even bigger smile.Adam has spina bifida, and he uses a wheelchair to help him explore his world. He also has a tiny tube called a shunt that helps keep him healthy. But most of all, Adam is just like other kids. He loves school, enjoys spending time with friends, works hard, and dreams about everything he wants to become.Written in warm, reassuring language by Dr. Bill Bauer, Me in Motion helps children understand spina bifida while celebrating confidence, resilience, friendship, and inclusion. Young readers learn that every child has unique strengths-and that asking for help is one of the smartest things anyone can do.Perfect for families, classrooms, libraries, counselors, therapists, and healthcare professionals, this encouraging story opens meaningful conversations about disability, acceptance, and believing in yourself.Because every child deserves to know: "I can do amazing things." Age Range4-10 years Reading Age4-10 Grade RangePreschool-4 Primary Category> Disabilities & Special Needs(KDP/BISAC)JUV039140 - Juvenile Fiction / Social Themes / Special Needs Secondary CategoryJUV013070 - Juvenile Fiction / Health & Daily Living / Physical Impairments Suggested Amazon Keywords- spina bifida for kids- children's books about disabilities- wheelchair children's book- inclusive children's books- hydrocephalus shunt children- disability awareness for kids- empathy and inclusion for children LanguageEnglish InteriorPremium Color Trim Size8.5 × 8.5 inches BleedBleed Cover FinishGlossy (or Matte if you have standardized the series on matte) AI Disclosure Did you use AI-generated content?YesTextNoImagesYesImages were created using generative AI and subsequently reviewed and edited by the publisher before publication. Short Author BioDr. Bill Bauer is a retired pediatrician who spent his career helping children and families navigate medical and developmental challenges with compassion and hope. Through the And It's Okay series, he helps young readers better understand health conditions, disabilities, and differences while reminding every child that they are valued, capable, and never alone. Theme (your internal database)Primary Theme: Disability & InclusionSecondary Theme: ResilienceSpecial Theme: Health / Spina Bifida