Dilly Does Not Push!: A Read-Aloud Toddler Guide About Pushing (Ages 2-4) - Paperback by Books by splitShops

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by Suzanne T. Christian (Author), Two Little Ravens (Author), Ven Thomas (Illustrator)

From Suzanne T. Christian, author of the "My Amazing Toddler Behavioral Series," comes the latest essential title, "Dilly Does Not Push!" This insightful book directly continues the lessons learned in "I Say Excuse Me. I Do Not Push!" focusing on reinforcing the significance of patience and respectful physical interactions among toddlers.

Problem: A common challenge for toddlers is the impulsive urge to push when in crowded or frustrating situations, often leading to negative interactions.

Solution: "Dilly Does Not Push!" addresses this issue by providing engaging and understandable scenarios for children to learn the importance of patience and respectful personal space.

In "Dilly Does Not Push," toddlers meet Dilly, an adorable pickle who struggles to control the urge to push when excited or in a hurry. The vividly illustrated pages bring to life various situations where Dilly uses alternative ways to handle these impulses.

The book is filled with relatable examples and simple, repetitive phrases like, "When I am in a line, I wait my turn. I do not push," making the message clear and memorable for young readers. Each illustration is crafted to capture toddlers' attention, ensuring they are engaged while learning this crucial life lesson.

Expanding upon the foundational lessons from "I Say Excuse Me. I Do Not Push!", "Dilly Does Not Push!" emphasizes the importance of being considerate in physical interactions and respecting others' personal space. It is a vital addition for anyone involved in guiding a toddler's development, be it as a parent, teacher, grandparent, or caregiver.

Order your copy of "Dilly Does Not Push!" today and continue your journey with Suzanne T. Christian to guide young children toward becoming more patient, understanding, and respectful. This book is not just a story; it's an important stepping stone in fostering a kinder, more empathetic future generation.