How to Be a Big Brother Book for Toddlers Ages 2–5: A Gentle Story About Becoming a Big Brother and Preparing for a New Baby

Name: How to Be a Big Brother Book for Toddlers Ages 2–5: A Gentle Story About Becoming a Big Brother and Preparing for a New Baby
ISBN: 9798246004197

By Emily Carter

A new baby changes everything—but will this big brother still have an important place?

reassuring · tender · heart-warming · gentle

Genres

Friendship/Family Feelings/Wellbeing Realistic Fiction

What is How to Be a Big Brother Book for Toddlers Ages 2–5: A Gentle Story About Becoming a Big Brother and Preparing for a New Baby about?

A new baby is on the way, and one young boy is learning what it means to become a big brother. He discovers that babies need gentle hands, patience and plenty of care, while big brothers still have an important place in the family. With comforting scenes from everyday life, this warm story explores excitement, uncertainty and the joy of welcoming someone new. It reassures children that their parents’ love remains strong and helps them feel ready, proud and included.

About the author

Emily Carter is an American writer whose stories and essays have appeared in well-known magazines, including The New Yorker. Her story “Glory Goes and Gets Some” was chosen for The Best American Short Stories collection. Emily enjoys creating thoughtful, memorable writing and lives in Minneapolis. Her work shows how powerful words can be.

Pages

25 pages

Reading age

Picture Book (2-7)

This edition

2026

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