Field Mouse Fairy Lights: a little book with a big imagination

Field Mouse Fairy Lights: a little book with a big imagination - Paperback

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Field Mouse Fairy Lights: a little book with a big imagination

Field Mouse Fairy Lights: a little book with a big imagination - Paperback

by Emma Brown
$20.14
Sale price  $20.14 Regular price 

Book Overview

Does your child refuse to try new foods?

Do they go off foods they used to like?

They don't want to help with meal prep?

They become impossible at mealtimes and say they don't like it before seeing it.

Why are dinosaur-shaped nuggets so popular? They taste just the same as normal nuggets, but they are shaped for fun.

If you put a sticker of your child's favorite cartoon character on an apple, they will want that apple, not the identical one next to it.

What if there was a fun game to play at mealtimes that also helps with picky eating?

This book gives you just that. Imagine if you stood in the middle of the kitchen and said in a funny voice, "I think Kiwi fruit looks like troll boulders, and they're all mine," or "Brussels Sprouts look like cannon balls, so tonight we're eating like pirates," or "This rice looks just like snowflakes, can you sprinkle the snowflakes on that plate for me?" Do you think you'd have your child's attention and possibly get a giggle?

Children have amazing imaginations, so let's use them to reduce the stress around mealtimes and create a play environment.

Written by a Nutritionist and mum of two who has helped many children overcome picky eating and families reconnect at mealtimes, this little book takes you into a food fairytale. It encourages children and adults to come up with their ideas of what food looks like to them.

ISBN9781961532281
Author Emma Brown
PublisherMindStir Media
GenreChildren and Education
FormatPaperback
PublishedFebruary 2024
LanguageENG- English
Pages28
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceKids
Print SizeStandard Print

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About Emma Brown

Emma Brown learned to knit at her grandmother's feet. There were many summers that she and her parents stayed with their grandparents for weeks, and every day, Emma would sit beside her grandmother, untangling her yarn and learning how to crochet-first, a little hat for her stuffed dog, and then one for her father, and by the age of ten, she was crocheting full-size afghans as Christmas presents for her family. She discovered knitting along the way. The older Emma got, the more about knitting and crocheting she learned, making it a point to find the most complicated and tedious patterns she could and bringing them to her grandmother during the summer. Together they would figure them out, and then, soon, Emma did not need her grandmother's help with the patterns any more, and they could just sit side by side and crochet. Emma Brown's knowledge of knitting and crocheting is more extensive than most and was built by trial and error-so she knows what really works for someone who is first starting to learn or who wants to progress from the basics to more advanced patterns and techniques. She has started crocheting circle in just about every city she's lived in, passing her knowledge on to others, before deciding to write a book that would encompass the entirety of experience and expertise.

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