How To Be A Big Sister - Target Exclusive Edition by Marilynn James (Board Book)

Very short and sweet little book

Love how inclusive this book is for skin colors. But also depicts being a big sister as more of a helper than a sister. Also, shows 2 men together, which does not align with our morals or religion. Will be returning.

We bought this book for my second child before I had my third child (daughter). She loved it and we read it a lot. Now my youngest daughter loves to read it even though there are no plans of her becoming a big sister. It is one of her favorites that she reaches for most nights before bed. 10/10 recommend!

Book is inappropriate for children period.

This is definitely not age appropriate or something that should be brought to child’s attention, nor does it teach or encourage a child to be a big sister or adjust to that role, a child is not an adult to fetch a diaper or stop their sibling from crying, will definitely be returning this book

The negative reviews are absurd. If you don’t like a book DONT BUY IT you psychos. This is a delightful depiction of a variety of families and our favorite big sister book.

Returning it and wouldn’t recommend. I don’t think it’s appropriate for young kids and to have to explain at these young ages why a family in the book has two dads. It’s ridiculous to me that something so controversial was brought into a little kid book that’s supposed to be about becoming a big sister. Truthfully no adults needed to be in the book at all and they just ruined it and tried to push a hidden agenda on people. It took away from the real meaning of becoming a big sister.

Disgusting, not age appropriate.

Decent book, but also talks about being a big brother, when it is supposed to just be for big sister. Also, as others have mentioned, it shows 2 dads together on a page.

Thought it was cute until we flipped through the whole book. Inappropriate for children. Not suitable for our family.

Only one queer family in the whole book!!! all the rest as cis heteronormative (-_-) & howcome the sisers present as "feminine"? Boys can be sisters too. DO BETTER TARGET!

This is a wonderful book to prep your daughter on becoming a big sister. My daughter loved reading this before her brother was born and it definitely helped her on what to expect. If anyone has anything else to say, they are misguided. There is absolutely nothing inappropriate about this book. Diaper changes and playing peek-a-boo aren inappropriate?? Let me tell you, my kid never once noticed that the parents were POC or one family had two dads. All she saw kissing the baby good night.

Please disregard the horrible comments left about this book by hateful close minded people. This book beautifully depicts the transition to big sister and the ways she can fulfill her role as such. It depicts a wide range of real families of varying color and genders. My two year old loves the imagery and excitement that comes with all the ways she can be a big sister and is definitely NOT influenced in any harmful and/or negative way as others have mentioned. The other comments are so sad because you sometimes forget that these types of people with such harmful mindsets exist in our world and are influencing the sweet and pure hearted babies they are raising. Get the book and enjoy it for what it is…a simple depiction of dynamic family life, the love shared among everyone, and what it’s like becoming a big sister! ❤️

My daughter is learning how to be big sister everyday. This book encourages her with helping out with her new baby sister. Also love the family diversity.

This book is adorable! Helps teach big sibling about what to expect when baby sibling comes. Ignore the reviews from haters who are mad about diversity and representation in this book. 5 stars!

Although I believe that people should and have the right to do what they want with their lives. This is not something I want to expose my small children to. I will return!

This is a very cheerful and sweet book. I almost didn’t buy it because of other reviews and am glad I did. There is nothing “age inappropriate” or shameful about this book. There are non-traditional families. Frankly, even if you don’t agree with that, that is life and your kids will be exposed to it.

Not age appropriate/very misleading

Very sweet and positive, love it!

Love the diversity of all the characters. The brother version was purchased for my son so I had to get this for a little girl becoming a big sister soon!