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  • The Boy Who Gave up His Dummy

  • Child Milestones, Book 1
  • By: Mark Smith
  • Narrated by: Jester Publications
  • Length: 5 mins
  • 4.0 out of 5 stars (1 rating)
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By: Mark Smith
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Summary

This book is a story about a little boy and the path he took to give up his dummy. Giving up something that gives a child comfort can be extremely stressful for them. It's a milestone in their lives that can affect them in many ways. I wanted to produce a book that would help a child get over such a hurdle.

The book is aimed at parents who are trying to persuade their young child to give up their dummy (also known as a binky, soother, pacifier or doe-dee), without putting unnecessary stress upon them.

Our young son did not want to give up his dummy at all and so, this is a real story of how we handled the issue and how we succeeded. Please read the book to find out how we did it. I very much hope that you enjoy reading it as much as I enjoyed creating it.

This is just the first version of the book. Over the coming weeks I intend to add more illustrations to the book, along with creating a better eBook experience. I also plan to create an audio version very soon.

Lastly, this book is one of a series, so watch out for more from Jester - Books for Kids.

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  • 07-03-19

Lovely story

Lovely story but didn’t help my little one give up the dummy. The boy in the story was much older which was probably why but a nice read/listen none the less

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