Children often get butterflies in their belly. They get butterflies when they’re excited about something, like seeing a good friend, and they get butterflies when they’re unsure about something, like going to the doctor. That’s all very natural.

Butterflies in Your Belly makes children’s bodies discussable, with tailor-made books for different ages. Children grow up, and Butterflies in Your Belly grows with them. What a nice feeling.

In this book, you get to know your own body, from t...

Lily and Milo are going to feed ducks in the park. They put on their coat and boots, and they also take some bread with them. In the park there’s a big pond with ducks, but there’s also a playground. Lily and Milo play on the slide, on the seesaw, and in the sandpit. Then they feed the ducks. Or do they?

A lively story about going to the park and feeding the ducks. For toddlers ages 24 months and up, with a focus on the world surrounding the child

Young children are gradually introduced to social values like respect, loyalty, honesty, patience, and politeness that help make a community thrive. The series You, Me, and Our Community helps them during that first introduction by means of tailor-made books. They help children learn social skills in a playful manner.

“Luke is my friend,” Mika says happily. She moves her chair a little closer to Luke’s.

“Liv and I are friends too!” shouts Noa.

Tom points at Rafi. “We’re friends ...

Children often get butterflies in their belly.

They get butterflies when they’re excited about

something, like seeing a good friend, and they get

butterflies when they’re unsure about something,

like going to the doctor. That’s all very natural.

Butterflies in Your Belly makes children’s

bodies discussable, with tailor-made books

for different ages. Children grow up, and

Butterflies in Your Belly grows with them.

What a nice feeling.

Noa is going to be a big sister. There’s a baby i...