Floss the Wobbly Flamingo: A heart-warming story about differences, disability, teamwork and self-belief.
| AUTHOR | Moore, Joanne; Clarke, Emily |
| PUBLISHER | Every Moment Publishing (12/10/2023) |
| PRODUCT TYPE | Paperback (Paperback) |
Introduce your little one to all types of differences, encouraging them to celebrate what makes us each unique, to understand that we each have our own strengths and abilities, and to accept and value each other for exactly who they are.
Floss the Wobbly Flamingo is a children's picture book aimed at children age 2-6. With it's beautiful and vibrant illustrations and its fluid rhyming story and chorus repetition, children will enjoy reading about:
- Friendship
- Teamwork and support
- Self-belief
- Resilience
- Disability and ability
- How wonderful it is that we are all unique
What's better than your little one simply enjoying a book? It's when they can learn from it too. Floss the Wobbly Flamingo is the perfect story for teaching children about inclusion, diversity, and equality. It explores the challenges faced by those who have physical disabilities. The book can open up great discussions about topics that can be quite sensitive.
Introduce your little one to all types of differences, encouraging them to celebrate what makes us each unique, to understand that we each have our own strengths and abilities, and to accept and value each other for exactly who they are.
Floss the Wobbly Flamingo is a children's picture book aimed at children age 2-6. With it's beautiful and vibrant illustrations and its fluid rhyming story and chorus repetition, children will enjoy reading about:
- Friendship
- Teamwork and support
- Self-belief
- Resilience
- Disability and ability
- How wonderful it is that we are all unique
What's better than your little one simply enjoying a book? It's when they can learn from it too. Floss the Wobbly Flamingo is the perfect story for teaching children about inclusion, diversity, and equality. It explores the challenges faced by those who have physical disabilities. The book can open up great discussions about topics that can be quite sensitive.