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Lamb in a Pram
A captivating picture book helping children explore the care and support available In times of need.
Lamb in a Pram
A captivating picture book helping children explore the care and support available in times of need.
About the book
Who is this book for?
"Lamb in a Pram" is a delightful story for young children aged 2-6 years old, filled with humorous twists and laugh-out-loud moments that are sure to make readers smile! As well as general appeal to all young children, adults within supporting and caring roles will find it a useful resource, as it helps children understand that when they are in need of help, care and support can come from many sources.
About the story
When a trip to the City Farm takes an unexpected turn, baby Georgie is accidentally left behind in the barn for the night! However, Georgie finds himself in the care of an unusual and heartwarming new family: a flock of sheep who step in to watch over him with care and woolly warmth.
Insight from the author
"Lamb in a Pram" is authored by Carole Anne McKissock, a retired primary school headteacher with extensive experience working with children and families in a range of different contexts. Carole created this book as a resource for those supporting and caring for children.
Supporting The Children's Foundation, Newcastle upon Tyne
For every copy of “Lamb in a Pram” purchased, £1 is donated to The Children's Foundation in Newcastle upon Tyne.
The Foundation supports programs that enhance children’s physical, mental, and emotional well-being in the North East of England. By purchasing this book, you’re not only sharing a delightful story but also contributing to a cause that brings real impact to young lives.
FREE book readings and author visits
Carole offers FREE interactive and engaging sessions tailored to your class! Covering Gateshead, Newcastle, Northumberland, Sunderland, and Durham, these sessions include: "Get up and move" guided role play, number songs, and more!
Note: Transport costs to and from Gateshead apply.
Builds understanding and appreciation
Encourages discussion about the roles of those who provide care and support, helping children develop appreciation, gratitude, and value for others.
Reassures through diversity
Raises awareness and builds respect for diverse family structures, reassuring children that care and support can come from many sources, regardless of circumstances.
Inspires a love of reading
Introduces children to the fun and wonder of books, sparking imagination and curiosity.
