Want a fun new read to dive into? The Misadventures of George and the Talking Butt is just perfect to make you laugh.

Together ZiZi and Mommy explore the joys, challenges and frustrations when transitioning from being a baby into becoming a Big Girl. Potty Training is not a one-size-fits-all process, and everyone experiences it differently. Potty-Training Day celebrates that space in between where your little one is curious and ready and as a parent you are eager and scared for what a potty-trained baby really means.

“I Am Me” is a journal of positive affirmations with the intent to encourage children to look within and find their own power and confidence.

My name is Angelica Clark, I am 34, I have two beautiful girls, a toy poodle named Teddy P. and I am a children’s book author focusing on mindfulness and positive mindsets!

From the moment Malcolm was born, his parents knew he would be one of a kind! However, what they didn’t know is that their little Malcolm would make his mark on the world in a very special way. Born prematurely at only one pound, Malcolm would soon become the strongest little person his parents could ever know! His sweet heart, determination, and keen observations of the world around him are what gave him the name Miracle Malcolm!

Do you find yourself repeating the same activities with your toddler and are looking for new innovative ideas on how to keep them amused whilst making learning fun? If so, Lisa and Thomas have lots of great ideas to help you.

I’m Lisa, a 37-year-old mum, author and teacher. I published my first book, Simple Activities For Toddlers in March 2021. I am Australian but have lived in England

Tommy’s Unstoppable Gran & The Magic Potion By Lea Reveley

Dr. Arian T. Moore, she’s actually the “Editor in Chief” here at Bibs & Business, and the magic behind the scenes.

This book is about a girl called Sophie, who is very impatient. In the story, as Sophie goes into a flower shop with her mum, she sees a plant pot which she really wants and requests that her mum buy it. Sophies’ mum does not buy the plant pot, because she wants to teach her how to have patience while she waits for Sophie to say the magic word “PLEASE!”.