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Hi, I’m Helen Lacey. I have four daughters, two female dogs, three girlie cats and an outnumbered husband!
I trained as an actor and spent many years touring with children’s theatre companies. I then went onto combine my love of theatre and children’s books to form my own preschool storytelling company called;
‘DiddleDum StoryChums’.
I have also narrated the whole audiobook series of Darcy Bussell’s ‘Magic Ballerina.’
For Harper Collins.
I have also narrated the whole audiobook series of
Darcy Bussell’s ‘Magic Ballerina.’
For Harper Collins.
Let’s talk to Mummy’s tummy
This book is designed to help you and your little one count down the weeks of pregnancy from 12 to 40.
78 pages with interactive elements and stickers. This hard back book is a real keepsake.
The nine long months of waiting can sometimes seem long and confusing for a child. ‘Let’s talk to Mummy’s tummy’ aims to alleviate any worries or concerns they might have, as well as helping them form a bond and connection with their new baby brother or sister.
Let’s talk about your new baby brother or sister
When a new baby arrives, older siblings can feel threatened – but this beautifully illustrated hardback guide will show them that they have a very important role to play in the little one’s life.
Karen
22/05/2021
Fantastic books, can’t wait to sit with my boys and read them together. Super quick delivery too
Lauren
21/05/2021
It’s a really nice book, and arrived quickly. I’ve started reading it to my 2 year old. I thought he was a bit young to understand, but today he said ‘baby tummy’ so something seems to be going in! It was helpful to have the book when showing the ultrasound photos, as it has a picture of a scan taking place. He enjoyed the sticker as well.
Charlotte
18/05/2021
I got the books a little late in my pregnancy as I am 18wks 🤣but my daughter loved reading what I was going through at the time. She is very excited about having a sibling and this book helps her more involved.
customer
18/05/2021
Looks amazing! I can’t wait for my little girl the read it!
customer
18/05/2021
Arrived quickly, well packaged. The books are great and exactly what we were after to help our son understand what will be happening with a new arrival
Kerry Storey
10/05/2021
I love reading this book to my 3 year old daughter, it’s really lovely. She loves being asked all the questions about the new baby and it feels like it’s really helping to start to build a bond between them. She’s also very excited about the milestone stickers. I would highly recommend this lovely book.
Marie Grantham
03/05/2021
Such a wonderful book so detailed and from a child's point of view the questions, not read it with my daughter yet but I can't wait. Its a good sized and sturdy book too
Would recommend highly
customer
27/04/2021
Lisa
25/04/2021
I am beyond delighted with these books (Let's talk to mummy's tummy and Let's talk about your new brother or sister).
The books are beautiful written, very informative and entirely inclusive. You'll see people with all different skin types, hair types, disabilities and family set ups. I don't typically write reviews but these books deserve it! Our 3 year old is amazed with them, and she's even more excited to meet her new sibling ❤
customer
17/04/2021
Really lovely book, glad I bought, but from the read up I thought maybe more stickers etc would be included for the little ones
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Meet the illustrator
Hi, I’m Carla
I live in Santiago, Chile. I’m a digital and traditional illustrator. I have been lucky enough to work with authors from all over the world. I’m at my absolute happiest when painting and sketching with my two cats by side! I have loved working with Helen on ‘Let’s talk to Mummy’s tummy’ and look forward to working with her on future projects together!
Having a second baby
…. a little bit about this book and its life so far. The idea came to me, many years ago, on January the 11th 2001 at 1.21pm. (Ten minutes after my second daughter came into the world to be exact.) I’d had a home birth and my first born had decided to nap through the...
