Kid's Guides on Different Types of Families

I was lately requested if I realized of any excellent children's books to help someone who is only one mom describe to her five year old son that his close relatives is regular...

 That was a excellent question! There are so many different types of close relatives members and many adults don't know how to describe this to their kids. Many kids live in what the world believes of as a "normal" close relatives with a mom and a dad but more and more this is not the case, that doesn't mean that other close relatives members are not regular just that they are different but still regular.


Surprisingly there are few books published about close relatives members that are not the mom, dad and kid scenario close relatives. Most of close relatives members books that are available have that scenario and don't seem to have room for any other close relatives companies, that results in some kids and adults thinking where to turn for the same fictional relaxation that is generously out there for the mom, dad and kid scenario close relatives.

I was really amazed at the deficiency of books for kids on this topic, we have had several years now of individual mother and father working with all the problems that have to be handled. Oh there are lots of books for adults but the kids are somehow left out of the mix.


The following books are among the few I found that might be beneficial, but the list is short for a reason, there just aren't many books out there on the topic, especially for individual mother and father.


• The Family Guide by Todd Parr

• We Are supposed to be Together: A Guide About Adopting and Families by Todd Parr

• Who's in a Family? By John Skutch

• All Families Are Special by Norma Simon

• Do I Have a Daddy? A Tale About a Single-Parent Child by Jeanne Warren Lindsay

I guaranteed the person who requested me about a magazine for her buddy that I would create a magazine for kids who were in the individual mother or father scenario like her buddy's little boy, (I do have a bit of experience on the subject).

Even though I usually create dream experience or sci-fi for center quality or teenagers I will give this my best initiatives soon. It is a difficult topic for us adults to bring up and trying to describe it so that kids can comprehend is not easy... then again maybe it's easier for them to comprehend than it is for us adults, we seem to confuse things way more than they need to be.