Product Description

Michele, the Nursing Toddler: A Story about Sharing Love is a story about growing up in a family that loves to the fullest. With mother's milk and daddy's hugs and special visits from grandparents, Michele blooms from an infant to a toddler, developing confidence and pride along the way. First-time author Jane M. Pinczuk brings reality to this whimsical, rhyming children's story by writing about her own daughter. The book features captivating watercolor illustrations for multicultural appeal for children and adults alike.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #556132 in Books
• Published on: 1998-10-26
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Hardcover
• 32 pages

Customer Reviews

Good but not great
As a mother of a nursing 2 1/2 year old I look for books on the subject. This is a cute one probably more about weaning than nursing itself. Of course being a La leche league I'd support anyway. It is well illustrated and sensible. Good buy.

Nursing Toddlers - any book is a good book!
When you have a nursing toddler, any book that shows other nursing toddlers, is a good book. Although I would have liked to see more "nursing", the authors' intentions are good. From a breastfeeding advocate's point of view - I love it! From a Mom's point of view - could have been a bit better. All in all, books about nursing toddlers are needed in a major way and this book attempts to fill that void.

not that special - kinda cheesy
I am nursing a book-crazy [...] and wanted more books around that depict this as the natural, wholesome, lovely event that it is. From the other reviews it seemed that nursing was just one aspect - not the main focus - of the story and I liked that. That is - I would have liked it if there was any particular story. There is no plot. And I wouldn't mind that - if the writing was better (rhyme, meter, and transitions between concepts are all very awkward). And I wouldn't mind THAT - if the art was more appealing. (Mom has a weird 80's Prince and the Revolution hairdo, for one.)
I don't dig this book but my daughter thinks it's ok - hence, 2 stars.