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Livre 2 sur 5: You, Me, We

_, Malvi

 
9781068438608: You, Me, We, A Donor Egg Conception Story

Synopsis

A beautifully illustrated story designed to help children understand how they were conceived through donor egg and IVF for a heterosexual couple.
This engaging gentle book is perfect for explaining donor egg conception in a way that fosters love, trust and connection.
It introduces concepts like donor egg conception, fertility treatments and family-building in a simple, age-appropriate manner. Through playful rhyming verse and colourful illustrations, it guides parents in explaining the science of conception to their child while celebrating the journey that led to their birth.
With a focus on identity, feelings and support, the book aims to make discussions about the child's unique birth story feel natural and positive.
- A gentle story to explain donor egg conception to kids
- Fun rhymes and bright pictures to keep children engaged
- Helps parents talk about IVF, fertility and family building
- Great starting point for conversations about birth origins
- Includes helpful notes to support parents on talking about donor conception
A must-have resource for parents navigating conversations about donor conception, this book offers a loving and supportive way to start these important discussions.
Perfect for creating lifelong bonds and encouraging a strong sense of belonging.

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À propos de l'auteur

Malvi, is a psychotherapist near Epping Forest, England.Her books are all about making a difficult conversation simple.She draws on her experience of working with children, adults, families and being a mum herself, to create a child friendly story that captures the adult experience too.The 'You, Me, We', series of books are intended to represent every child, regardless of ethnic diversity or gender. To be able see themselves and their parent(s) in the pages, while hearing about their assisted birth.

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