Hey Kids ...
Have you ever stuck things in your ears and nose? Or thought about doing it? Well, don't.
Your ears are meant to hear voices and sounds ... not to store toys, gadgets and critters. Your nose is designed to smell yummy things ... and warn you to away from something that might be icky. Anything else you cram in doesn t belong there.
Don't stuff stuff in your ears,
Don't stick sticks up your nose.
Even though it's tempting,
That's not where that stuff goes.
Theres no getting around it. Kids are curious and kids will be kids.But this can lead to putting themselves at risk for serious injury-not to mention costly healthcare expenses for Mom and Dad.
After 17 years of practice, Dr. Jerald Altman is never amazed by what kids will put into their nose and ears. Through fun illustrations and clever rhyming schemes, Don't Stick Sticks Up Your Nose! Don't Stuff Stuff In Your Ears! is the perfect way to teach kids not to put dangerous objects where they don't belong.
DR. JERALD ALTMAN is an Otolaryngologist-Head and Neck Surgeon (ENT Doctor). After publishing many peer-reviewed journal articles, he recognized the need for a children's book dealing with a common problem in his practice.
Dr. Altman is recognized as a Phoenix Top Doc. He is a general Otolaryngologist and he loves taking care of children's ear, nose and throat issues. The idea for this book came from his pediatric patients and their incessant need to put things where they shouldn't go!
Co-author RICHARD JACOBSON Studied architecture at Yale University and has spent most of his adult life designing interiors, landscapes, tablescapes, clothing... and just about anything else that can be fashioned in a creative way. He lives in Phoenix and enjoys training dogs, birds and topiaries in his spare time. Once collaborating with Altman's seven-year old daughter on a painting for her newly-decorated bedroom, her mother asked her how she had enjoyed the experience. She replied bluntly--"He's a little controlling." Years later, her accurate judgment tempered the rhyming verses he used to gently guide young children's behavior.
Find out more at: dontstickdontstuff.com