One More Giraffe

Kim Noble

ISBN 10: 0692005781 / ISBN 13: 9780692005781

Published by Self Published, 2009

About this Item

Cover and binding are worn but intact. A reading copy in fair condition. Cover shows moderate edgewear; Pages are lightly warped from water exposure; No dampstaining or mold detected; Secure packaging for safe delivery.

Seller Inventory # 736095487

Bibliographic Details

• Title: One More Giraffe
• Publisher: Self Published
• Publication Date: 2009
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0692005781
• ISBN 13: 9780692005781
• Binding: Unknown
• Illustrator: Stephanie Gibson
• Condition: Fair
• Dust Jacket Condition: No Jacket
• Weight: 0.3 pounds

About this title

Synopsis

Reading this book to your child will help you begin to introduce the key concepts about babies and egg- donation. It is very simple and touches the subject of how some people (in this case giraffes) need help to be able to be a Mommy or a Daddy. The key idea is that the baby is wanted very badly and will be loved and cherished. If you have been searching for a way to introduce your toddler to the concepts of being a baby that was born via egg donation... look no more.
There are some great books available for your child when they are a bit older; such as kindergarten age or beyond. One More Giraffe is a fun easy way to give your child some simple ideas about families and give them basic concepts. Then the more advanced books with more detailed concepts around egg-donation will make much more sense to them.

About the Author

Kim Noble lives in Denver, Colorado with her husband and twin daughters.

Her Story:
After finally accepting that I wasn't going to have children, I was lucky enough to meet a wonderful giving young woman, through my sister-in-law. For many reasons, it was truly meant to be. After a few years of trying to have a baby, I gave birth to my twin girls at 43. I cannot imagine my life without my girls now. They are truly angels and make me want to be a better person for them.
My husband and I knew we wanted to tell the girls that we used donor eggs. There are some books on the market now, some very good ones. But I didn't feel that any of them were appropriate for very young toddlers. Some people might think it's too early, but I believe that introducing the topic to them as young as possible is best. As they age, they will start to ask questions when they become more curious about what it all means. I wanted something to read to them. So, I wrote the book myself. It is a very simple but beautiful story about two giraffe's wanting to be a Mommy and a Daddy. I read the book to my girls and they ask for "more, more" every time. I can only think that there must be other parents out there that used donor-eggs who want to introduce the topic to their children early. I hope this book helps you with introducing a sensitive subject to your little one in a fun and simple way!