Our Village
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Celebrate love’s boundless possibilities as you follow one family’s journey to welcoming a new member through donor conception.
This children’s book specifically crafted for young minds, navigates the journey of donor conception with sensitivity and warmth.
Through vibrant illustrations and a captivating storyline, this heartwarming tale explores the diverse paths to parenthood and opens doors to meaningful conversations with children.
Ideal for parents, family members and educators seeking to approach important topics such as fertility treatments and same-sex couples with empathy and clarity.
It offers young readers an inclusive perspective on the many ways families can grow and thrive.
Category: Children’s Books
Reading age: 2-10 years old
Format: Hardcover
Dimensions: 24.6 x 1 x 24.6 cm
ISBN: 978-0-6453688-1-9
Publisher: Dream Big Brave One
Why choose Our Village for embracing diversity and equality for children?
Our Village celebrates diverse family structures with empathy and inclusivity, fostering understanding and respect.
This heartwarming tale promotes a message of fairness and equality, helping children to understand and embrace the unique journeys of every family.
This story sparks meaningful conversations about donor conception, offering a safe space for children to explore their own family dynamics.
“A really well written and illustrated book to talk to your child about if this is the journey you are.
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“Amazing book. We just received ours and it's such a perfect way of explaining the journey my wife and I went through to have our son. Awesome book
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About the Author
Ann Reddy
Ann Reddy a fertility warrior and proud mother of two journeyed through 13 procedures over 6 years to welcome her children, the first through IVF and the second through IVF and donor egg conception.
Our Village emerged from Ann’s personal experience and as a means to help her own daughter understand their journey - a heartfelt tribute to the village of medical professionals, friends and family that made their dreams possible.
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