The first of a four-part children's series where children's imaginative perceptions of what their parents are "really" doing behind the "scenes" of the day-to-day parenting life; its responsibilities, methodology, and most importantly to remind ourselves that our children like many...Have wild and adventurous imaginations about life. We all did and some of the lucky ones still do. Take the time, opportunity and bonding experience to childishly explain why we "Parents" do what we do and say what we say. "The method to our madness" as a previous mentor of mine would say.
Why read? Why not?... If anyone was like me as a kid, boy I didn't know how the world worked until middle school, Heck even high school. I wish I would have understood the foundational aspects of being an adult sooner rather than later! Let's give our children a jump start on the important things. Especially in the new world we find ourselves in.
isn't that just a sliver of why we became parents? Enjoy & God Bless.
Unravel the Mystery of Parenting in the Most Enthralling Way with "What are my parents doing all day?" The 1st of 4 in the series. Dive into the exciting world of parents through the eyes of a child.
Are you a book lover with a curiosity and passion for unique narratives? Do you find yourself drawn to stories that blend reality with a touch of whimsy, offering fresh perspectives on everyday life? If the answer to these questions is a resounding yes, then there's a spectacular new book you simply can't afford to miss.
"What are my parents doing all day?" is the enchanting title of Kristopher Allen Bekkering's latest masterpiece. A bewitching fusion of humor, mystery, and relatable everyday scenarios, this book takes readers on an unforgettable journey through the day in the life of parents, as imagined by their children.
Imagine for a moment what children perceive their parents do all day. The results are often humorous, occasionally puzzling, but always fascinating. Children's innocence and creativity paint a world full of fascinating anecdotes, far more enchanting than the usual daily grind of adults. Kristopher Allen Bekkering beautifully captures this sentiment, vividly bringing these innocent perceptions to life.
Are Mom and Dad Superhero's? Are they undercover having fun without us? Money does grow on trees, right?
The beauty of this book lies in its ability to captivate both young minds and the young at heart. It's a delightful read that