An endearing book for toddlers about a child who happily enjoys time with both mommy and mama. The rhythmic book with short, simple text and smiling faces appeals to young readers. There is no discussion or particular attention drawn to the fact that there are two mothers. It's just about a loving family going about their day.
Kids' Picture Books Featuring Queer Mothers
Here is a collection of the best books for kids about families with two moms. They are perfect to read kids during the month of June, Pride Month when every day is devoted to inclusion of every LGBQT+ identity and orientation. Some of these titles are just stories about ordinary families living their best lives, without any particular emphasis on the fact that there are two mothers. Other books address the topic of gay moms in a very straightforward manner and help children navigate the questions and possible stigma they may encounter as an LGBQ family. It's often difficult for young children to express their feelings around having a family that is different from their friends' families. These picture books about queer moms will open up the conversation. Be sure to browse the best stories about two-dad households to add to your collection as well.
A cheery book about a little girl who learns about diversity. She heads to her first day of school with her two loving mothers. The children are asked to draw a picture of their families. While Heather's artwork doesn't include a father, she comes to realize that many other families are special and unique in their own way as well.
An LGBQ inclusive board book for toddlers featuring two-mom families on every page. They engage in fun activities like eating breakfast together, going on playdates, and swimming at the local pool. Children with two mothers will enjoy reading all about families that reflect their own.
Patricia Polacco's depiction of a loving family digs deep into their lives and how their strength helps them deal with neighbors who are less than accepting. Two caucasian moms adopt three children of different ethnicities. Together, they create wonderful memories building a tree house, making Halloween costumes, organizing tea parties, and living life to its fullest. Highly recommended by teachers, this LGBQ picture book is a lengthy, engaging read for kids who six years of age and up.
Donovan has a big job as the ring-bearer for the wedding of two very special people- his moms! All the excitement that occurs on a wedding day is captured on each page leading up to the very last page, where Donovan celebrates the union of his two mothers. An upbeat story of love and marriage equality.
For inquiring little minds, this LGBQ picture book adeptly covers the topic of conception in a way that is easy to understand. Zak takes readers on a journey back to when his parents fell in love and decided to start a family. He gives readers a lesson on his own conception including sperm donors and eggs. Zak celebrates the amazing genes he inherited and gives us a peak at his own happy, fun-filled life with two moms.
A loving urban family enjoys a busy day riding bikes, shopping at a farmer's market and visiting the zoo. When evening comes, the two moms give their little boy a bath, enjoy quiet storytime, and tuck him gently into bed. An appealing, rhythmic story that does not draw particular attention to non-traditional family, but focuses on the love they share for each other.
Kids with two mothers will face inquiries from their curious friends. This short, sunny story takes place on the beach. A little boy meets some new buddies on the beach who want to know what life is like at home with two mommies. Readers will learn that he lives in a loving home, much like their own. A solid book to help prepare your child respond to all the questions that will come their way.
An incredibly helpful book for young children questioning their unique parenting situation. A little boy wants to know why he doesn't have a mom and a dad like everyone else. The explanation his moms offer is a sincerely heartfelt message that brings him comfort. A beautifully illustrated picture book for children about gay parents that may just bring you to tears.
It's a day to celebrate! Rosie and Jack are ecstatic about the upcoming nuptials between their two mothers. All of the typical wedding-prep frenzy and mishaps keep the children on their toes and scrambling to save the day. A big group of friends and family join together in honor of two loving moms who finally tie the knot.
A stunningly beautiful story about a little girl who sets off on a journey toward acceptance and love. Upon reeling from the harsh words of bullies, a Vietnamese American girl with two moms heads out into the forest in search of inner peace. She connects with the forest creatures and eventually finds a path back home into the loving embrace of her mothers.
When it's time for bed, a young girl is loving tucked in by her two moms. Instead of reading a book, the mothers tell her the true story of her adoption journey all the way from Guatamala to her home in the United States. A sweet rendering perfect for children who experience transnational adoption.
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