Why Do I Only Have One Parent?: A Gentle Story to Help Kids Understand Single-Parent Families, Feeling Loved, and Belonging. Ages 3-7

Does your child wonder why they only have one parent? Milo lives with his mom, just the two of them. When a classmate asks where his dad is, Milo starts to worry that one parent is not enough. With warmth and honesty, his mom helps him see that families come in many kinds, that love is what makes a family, and that their small family is full to the brim with love. This warm, social-emotional book helps children ages 3-7: - feel proud and secure in a single-parent family- learn that love, not size, is what makes a family- find comfort in belonging and being deeply loved Inside you'll find a soothing read-aloud story, a lovable orange cat named Marmalade, a "Let's Talk About It" page, and a Note for Grown-Ups for single-parent families. Add to cart and help your little one feel proud, safe, and loved.