Baby Worries
Baby Worries is a funny picture book filled with colourful, laugh-out-loud illustrations.
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Perfect for 4 -8 year-olds who love silly books and parents who love humour.
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Baby meets his extended family for the first time and starts to worry what he might look like when he grows up. Will he have huge bushy eyebrows like Uncle Max and scare the pants off his friends?
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The ending is not what you might expect.
A book to be enjoyed for sheer entertainment, but it can also be used as a starting point for discussions about feelings and worries.
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ISBN: 9780646860220
Wishing Shelf Book award comments from parents and teachers:
“It’s not often I find a totally original picture book. But I did with this book. Superbly illustrated, highly amusing, and very accessibly written for young children. What a gem!” Primary school teacher
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“Adorable book, sweet ending, very funny too. The children in my class of 7-year-olds thought this was the best ever! Congrats to the author and illustrator.” Primary school teacher
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“I get so tired of reading ‘message’ picture books with my children where the author simply wants to preach to the child and forgets how important it is to enthral them too. Thankfully, this author understands what young children want. They want to laugh A LOT! For that, this book is perfect.”
Mother of 7 year old girl
Baby Worries was awarded the Winner of the Wishing Shelf Book Awards 2022 for best picture book in the 6-8 year age range.
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And in 2024 it was awarded Book of the Decade, selected from all Gold, Silver and Bronze winners from the previous 10 years.
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The judges' comment:
‘A fantastically funny story filled with amazing artwork!
A GOLD MEDAL WINNER and highly recommended!’
The Wishing Shelf Book Awards
FREE Parent/ Teacher Guide
A guide for parents/ teachers on how to use the book to enhance learning.
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Questions to ask.
Ideas to explore.
My Feelings Activity Book
Created specifically to support Baby Worries.
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This book is a fun introduction to exploring feelings with children aged 7-11 years.
The activities include:
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Identifying and recording emotions/ feelings
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Writing about feelings
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Empathising with others
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Solving problems
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Positive affirmation posters
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Puzzles, mazes, colouring, designing
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​The main purpose of the activities is to provide an opportunity for your child to think about their own feelings in a non-threatening, fun way. When children can identify their feelings, they are better able to work through them in a positive way.
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