Katy Rose is a toddler who is just learning to assert her independence and discovers her power over others, simply by saying “no.” She learns, however, that defying her parents and being rude to friends only make her feel badly. Katy Rose eventually discovers that cooperation and kindness make others happy, leading them to be nicer to her. This book is for every parent who, while realizing the importance of this developmental stage, suffers the exasperation of constantly hearing “no.”
The illustrations are cut-paper art, or collage. At the end of the book are instructions to create such art projects with your child.
Targeted Age Group:: 2 years-5 years
What Inspired You to Write Your Book?
Nearly every parent struggles with the NO stage. As important as it is for a child to learn to assert oneself, there is a difference between being contrary and taking a stand, as well as learning the benefits of cooperation and kindness. This book aims to help parents teach these lessons.
How Did You Come up With Your Characters?
Katy Rose is a stereotypic toddler trying to establish her individuality through the most powerful word she knows … NO. Her parents are stereotypes of nurturing moms and dads.
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