Mealtimes
can be extremely trying for parents and toddlers alike, especially when a child is reluctant to try new foods. In this
lighthearted and encouraging board book
, Kitty is no longer a baby, so she is
learning how to use a fork
and a
big-kid cup
when it’s
time to eat
. She is also learning to
clean up any messes
that are left behind, and she’s even learning to
try foods that she’s never had before
. The reassuring message shows young readers that it’s
fun to try new, colorful foods
, and that it’s also
okay to make messes, but to clean up afterward
.
Engaging prompts
throughout the story
encourage children to follow along with Kitty
as they “Point to the green plate” and “Clap for Kitty for using a big-kid cup!”
Bright, colorful artwork and simple text
bright to life Kitty’s
mealtime experience
in an
exciting, kid-friendly way
, and a
step-by-step summary
at the end of the book highlights Kitty’s accomplishments and provides a
simple guide for parents and their children who are new to independent eating