August 2015 - The Pelican Family Series

#27 — “What did you do at school today?”

Pelican Family Series Children's Picture Books Mother and child after school communicating with your child blog post image

Establishing a relationship of communication with your child allows you to check in on their daily experiences and feelings, encourage and support them as they learn to interact with the world, demonstrate healthy communication techniques and form an openness with your child that you’ll both be thankful for as you get older.

#26 — My child is too young for a book!

The Pelican Family Series Children's Picture Books when should kids learn to read child holding book

Just buying a book and sitting it on a shelf isn’t going to do a thing. What’s important is the interaction between you and your child as you read to him/her every day. Your child learns that reading and discussion are so important that the most essential and significant person in their lives takes time to sit down and do it with them.

The Pelican Family Counting Book
Build your child's basic number skills while rhyming words help their beginning sounds too! Perfect for ages 0 - 4 …Read More »
It’s Sandcastle Building Day!
Journey along with a family's fun-filled trip to the beach for a special sandcastle building day.Read More »
Telly’s Story
A positive story to teach friendship and acceptance of differences. Best for early learners - Ages 0 - 4 …Read More »
Kelly and the Scarf
A story to help introduce your child to the ideas of empathy and giving. Ages 3 - 6. …Read More »
Stelly and the Sticky, Gooey Taffy
A quirky adventure exploring responsibility for our actions. Great for ages 3 - 6. eBook Version Click Here - …Read More »
Delly and the Beach Town Healthy Alphabet Challenge
Teach your child about healthy eating! A fun read for children ages 5 - 9. eBook Version Click Here …Read More »