Mommy, Mama, and Me (2009)

about mommy and mama and what they do with their child
spanaway library

This is the sister boook to Daddy, Papa, and Me. Is this one the child has 2 moms. It should also be included in a unit on families to make sure all types of families are represented. ( )

This book is a wonderful story that my professor showed one day in class, and it is short and quick enough read, that I read it right there. It is a story about a child who has two mothers. It has a somewhat small story line because it is more used as a way to explain to young children that some people have two mothers/fathers, and it is completely ok. There is nothing wrong with it and it does not change anything about you. only that you have two parents who love you very much. ( )

This book could fit well into an infant classroom in that it presents a strong foundation and exposure to goals one and two of anti-bias education. The positive and joyful imagery and normalcy of the day-to-day activities could translate into the positive social identity piece of goal one and the expression of comfort and joy with human diversity in goal two. Further, this book could likely fit into preschool environments as well as a bridge to a larger conversation about the goals, in that we know preschoolers have developed ideas and discomforts about specific kinds of differences.

this book shows that you can have two mom. Shares the loving bond between same-sex parents and their children
Age 3-5