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You and Me (New Baby) - Hardcover

Book 4 of 4: New Baby

Rachel Fuller

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Synopsis

A new baby may need attention all day long, but becoming an older sibling also brings exciting new opportunities to feel grown-up, capable, and important!

You and Me is a heartwarming board book that helps toddlers and preschoolers understand their changing role within the family while celebrating the special bond that begins to grow between siblings.

Through gentle storytelling and relatable everyday moments, young readers discover that while babies need lots of care, older siblings can enjoy new independence, help with simple tasks, and create meaningful connections with their new brother or sister. The story thoughtfully acknowledges the mixed emotions children may experience—including pride, excitement, confusion, and the need for reassurance—helping families navigate this important transition together.

Featuring simple conversational text and bright, lively illustrations, You and Me encourages open discussions between children and caregivers about family relationships, emotions, responsibility, and sibling love. Carefully designed for little readers, the sturdy board book format is perfect for shared story time, repeated reading, and small hands.

Part of a gentle four-book series about welcoming a new baby, this reassuring story supports early social-emotional development while helping children build confidence and empathy as they adjust to family life with a sibling.

Perfect for parents, caregivers, and educators looking for books about:

  • Becoming a big brother or big sister
  • Sibling bonding and family relationships
  • Adjusting to life with a new baby
  • Building confidence and independence in children
  • Social-emotional learning for toddlers and preschoolers
  • Family changes and emotional growth

Warm, comforting, and full of reassurance, You and Me celebrates the unique connection between siblings and reminds children that there is an important place for them in their growing family.

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About the Author

Rachel studied illustration at Brighton University, graduating in 1997. She has two children who she finds inspirational for much of her work. They live in Brighton and she works in a studio with fellow artists in the North Laines. She enjoys working in all areas of illustration, from editorial to children's publishing and has worked with many designers and publishers over the years.

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