The Sesame Street muppet pals demonstrate a variety of actions involving their tummies. On board pages.

Raspberries on Tummies is a story that shows young children a way to relate to a new baby joining their family. Although Alex is excited about being a big brother, how is he going to play with his little sister, Marissa ? She is so small! Alexs Mom shows Alex just what to do and Alex decides it just may be OK being a big brother.

John Allocca was born in Manhattan. After high school he graduated New York University and the Fordham University Graduate School of Business. He and his wife of forty six years moved to eastern Long Island when he retired as a Director of UBS Financial Services. He has two adult children and four grandchildren.

At some time or another, all parents get asked that uncomfortable question: “Where do babies come from?” When I was pregnant with my second daughter, I was searching for age-appropriate, educational materials for my oldest child. I was disappointed to say the least. I thought to myself, “For goodness’ sake, I am a mom and a nurse! I can do better than this!”. So began my quest to develop materials that were truly age-appropriate, educational, and most importantly, written through the lens of Christ. How Do Babies Get Into Mommies’ Tummies? is a beautiful walk through God’s plan for conception. It is a tool that utilizes God’s truths for parents as they tenderly journey with their children through the stages of life.

fascinating journey.

Rumbly tummy, tumbly tummy! There are all different kinds of tummies on Sesame Street!

Healthy and wholesome plant-based recipes for children to suit the whole family.