Welcome to the official website of
AUTHOR OF
baby squashy face
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Baby Silly Sickies
baby squashy face
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Baby Silly Sickies
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What's happening to me?
Should we go to the doctor, Mommy? I'm not sure if I'm sick or well. I'm a baby, so it's hard to tell! -A humorous book written in rhyme about a baby going to a well-doctor visit. -The baby thinks many things are wrong, like growing a fish fin, hair turning pink, and crying green tears, just to name a few. -A positive relationship is developed between doctor and baby. -This book lets kids know their doctor cares about them and they can speak up if anything is bothering them, even if it seems silly! |
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What is this orange stuff I see?
It’s heading straight for me! Should I eat it? I don’t know how... That’s what we need to figure out now! -A humorous book written in rhyme about a baby eating squash for the first time. -Uniquely told from the baby’s perspective. -A wonderful book for parents to be, new parents, babies, toddlers, and school aged children. -Portion of book profits going to A-T Children’s Project. |
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Becky is a trained mezzo-soprano singer and holds a Bachelor of Music degree from Iowa State University. As a former K-12 vocal music teacher and youth symphony manager, Becky has spent her career enriching children educationally, creatively, and artistically. Becky has spent years writing grants, initially as part of her previous manager position, and continues to write on a case-by-case basis.
Now as a stay-at-home mom and freelance writer/photographer for a local newspaper, Becky still enjoys singing, but above all she is passionate about being a wife, mom, and friend. Experiencing life with children has given Becky a deeper perspective on what’s most important in life. Baby Squashy Face started as a fun summer project to spend special one-on-one time with her daughter (after all, Becky knows it’s not always easy to share Mom with a little brother). The mom-daughter duo spent almost a year bringing Baby Squashy Face to life and hopes you have as many great laughs reading the book as they did making it. After publishing her first children’s picture book, Baby Squashy Face, Becky realized she wasn’t ready for the journey to end. She felt that a series could be developed from babies within the neighborhood. Becky hopes Baby Silly Sickies helps children feel more comfortable at the doctor and encourages children to speak up if anything is bothering them. She wants to let children know that their doctor cares about them! |