Photos celebrate all bodies and ways of getting around.
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Books for ages 0–3
Hand-picked books for what they’re feeling and what you want to talk about.
Our favorite books & why
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Photos celebrate hair differences, including covered hair, body hair, and no hair.
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Real photographs showcase families across genders and sexualities.
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Photos of the worlds most popular celebrations open conversations about faith and belonging.
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From dosas to dumplings, real family photos introduce little ones to different foods and ways of eating.
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Watch kiddos practice consent in the real world!
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Real kids show the many ways feelings can look, with a mirror to help little readers explore their own.
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Kids of color explore nature with all five senses, celebrating their curiosity and belonging outdoors.
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Real children with all different abilities enjoying safe, accessible play.
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Real family photos feature all the ways we welcome siblings.
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Showing love when it’s easy and when it’s hard.
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Photos of real families celebrating connect Juneteenth’s history with Black joy today.
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Shows the many ways families grow
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Little annoyances, big sibling love.
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A transgender boy prepares to become a brother.
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Two brothers, one autistic, make room for each other.
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Big baby questions, with every family represented.
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Faraway cousins find plenty of ways to feel close.
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A Sikh boy finds his true colors after a move.
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Small actions can help care for our planet.
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Caring for a bird means letting it fly.
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A grandmother and child show why caring for the land is an act of love.
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Meet child-like Earth as a playful, caring friend.
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Kids and animals share a world of play.
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Proof that love and care is what makes a family.
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Extended family members can be gaurdians too!
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A story of both bullying and belonging, with a multiracial queer family.
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Simple soothing strategies to practice together.
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For sitting with sadness and learning to listen before offering solutions.
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Confidence and knowing when to ask for help.
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How to navigate sensory overwhelm.
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See a child support a sad friend without trying to fix their feelings.
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Facing fears with a patient grownup by your side.
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See a baby's birth and death of a pet in a neighborhood story.
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For a child grieving the baby sibling their family was expecting.
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A funny grandma-and-grandchild journey with many different vehicles.
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Inclusive car play with a girl at the center!
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An airplane trip full of people to spot, especially useful before a first flight.
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A racing story with a determined princess.
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A rhyming first-bike story with a dad who offers comfort and choices.
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A determined female snowplow helps her community.
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A motorcycle ride through a changing neighborhood.
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An intro to all aspects of consent.
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Practice on asking for hugs and declining hugs too.
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A child decides they don't want to answer questions about their body.
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Follow a merman discover alternatives to hugs.
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For a child who doesn’t like hugs, and shouldn’t have to learn to like them.
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For a princess fan curious about real children’s lives and access to clean water.
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A book-loving princess solves problems with compassion, including toward the villain.
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A simple family meal to share with little ones curious about dim sum.
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For little ones who want to help with real kitchen tasks.
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A musical celebration of popsicles and neighborhood kindness.
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Community cooking that inspires conversations about food insecurity and caring for neighbors.
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Food, contemporary Native family life, and history, with a fry bread recipe.
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A cooking story about practice, frustration, and making something your own way.
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Different homes, different ways to play. Everyone belongs.
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A straightforward board book for learning to ask about people’s pronouns.
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Trust us: this is the MOST inclusive body book!
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Explanations of transgender, cisgender, and nonbinary identities through a group of friends.
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A true story connecting gender beyond the binary with Hawaiian culture and hula.
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A autistic trans girl is heard and affirmed in a story coauthored with her mom.
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A rhyming celebration of a Black family’s love for their baby.
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A poetic bedtime celebration of a Black boy’s skin and joy.
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A loving look at a family's bedtime routine.
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A child’s joyful exploration of Grandma’s purse and the treasures inside.
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An imaginative mother-child story about dreaming beyond other people’s limits.
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An autobiographical immigration story told through loss and discovery.
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Joyful affirmations centering brown children and pride in their skin.
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Family routines and Sikh culture, with context about wearing turbans.
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Baby love through the five senses.
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Mi’kmaw art and days of the week for babies.
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Real family photographs introduce gratitude to the youngest readers.
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The sounds and excitement of a child’s first powwow.
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A grandfather shares Cree language, memories, and connection to land.
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A year of Cherokee community life and everyday gratitude.
