by Amanda LC Rogers (Author)
More women today are having children at a later age, resulting in a smaller age gap between siblings. Additionally, more women are embracing Attachment Parenting, as well as the most recent WHO recommendations on breastfeeding until at least the age of two, and beyond. Consequently, tandem nursing a toddler and a newborn is becoming more and more common. Despite the plethora of books available to help prepare a child for the arrival of a new baby, there are no resources to prepare this growing group of toddlers to share "boo boo" with their new brother or sister. Sharing Boo Boo is the first book of its kind to help prepare your nursing toddler for a tandem nursing relationship with his or her new sibling.
Author Biography
From Halifax, Nova Scotia, Amanda Rogers is a stay at home mother to her two young children. With a Master of Arts degree in Child and Youth Study, and a long-time career leading programs for children and youth, her passion now is raising her own children. Amanda has been breastfeeding for four years and tandem nursing for over two and she wouldn't have it any other way.