A Irmã Bebé da Angelina

The way this book handles the "new sibling" anxiety is spot-on—it walks through Angelina’s feelings without dumbing anything down, and the illustrations are as charming as ever. My daughter actually paused to talk about her own worries after we finished it, which no other book has managed.

My 4-year-old asks for this one every single night before bed now. The way it walks through the big-sister feelings without being preachy really helped her talk about her own worries about the new baby.

Our toddler has been obsessed with baby dolls lately, so this book about Angelina becoming a big sister hit exactly the right note—she asks me to read it twice in a row every night. The story handles the jealousy and new-baby nerves in a way that feels gentle but real, and the illustrations are as c