"Toby, the Big Boy: A Heartwarming Tale of Growing Up and Becoming a Brother"
Meet Toby, the Big Boy! He's grown up now and no longer a little elephant. Toby can do so many things on his own, like pouring his own milk, reading bedtime stories, and reaching for snacks on high shelves. He's even bigger than his baby sister, Iris! But even when you're big, some things can still be a bit tricky.
When Mummy is busy taking care of Iris, Toby finds himself facing some challenges. Buttons become a puzzle, putting on the right wellies is a struggle, and somehow, loo paper ends up everywhere! Toby gets frustrated and upset, wishing for Mummy's help.
This touching tale follows Toby's journey of learning to be an older brother. Christine Pym's beautifully soft artwork brings the story to life, capturing the heartwarming moments and challenges of growing up and becoming independent. As Toby navigates the ups and downs of being a big boy, the story explores the difficulties of adjusting to new roles and responsibilities.
The book also touches on the emotions of sharing parental attention with a new sibling, a common experience for many young children. With a heartwarming ending, the story reminds us of the importance of patience, understanding, and love in family dynamics.
"Toby, the Big Boy" is a charming and relatable tale that will resonate with little ones who are learning to adapt to new roles and responsibilities. It's a perfect read for families experiencing the joys and challenges of welcoming a new sibling, and a beautiful reminder of the love that binds families together.