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Weight	100g
Format	Paperback
Pages	24
Publisher	10Publishing

ISBN: 9781912373727

The Rosie & Family series are unique from other children’s books by providing biblical counsel in hard everyday situations

‘It was nearly the end of the summer holidays. In two weeks, Mummy was going to have her new baby.’

Getting a new baby brother or sister is really exciting! But sometimes such a big life-change can make us feel scared or worried too. Read about how Mummy, Daddy, Joshua and Rosie are getting ready for their new baby and discover what God says about how valuable we are to Him.

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This new series of softback, illustrated books is ideal for two-to seven-year-olds. They cover real life events and show how the Bible can be used to point little-ones to their Heavenly Father in every situation. Through clear illustration and simple language that children will understand, these books share theological truths that will help children become familiar with the Bible and bring gospel help and biblical counsel to families.

Mummy’s New Baby

Nicola Fairbairn | Ruth Hearson

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Mummy’s New Baby

Nicola Fairbairn | Ruth Hearson

The Rosie & Family series are unique from other children’s books by providing biblical counsel in hard everyday situations

‘It was nearly the end of the summer holidays. In two weeks, Mummy was going to have her new baby.’

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The Rosie & Family series are unique from other children’s books by providing biblical counsel in hard everyday situations

‘It was nearly the end of the summer holidays. In two weeks, Mummy was going to have her new baby.’

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Additional information

Weight	100g
Format	Paperback
Pages	24
Publisher	10Publishing

ISBN: 9781912373727

Nicola Fairbairn & Ruth Hearson

Nicola Fairbairn lives in Cambridgeshire with her husband and three children. She is a teacher and author of Mummy's New Baby, The Bad Dream, and Sports Day. Ruth Hearson completed a BA in Illustration at The University of Central England in Birmingham. Following her First Class award, she was funded by the EBF to continue with her studies to complete a Masters degree. Ruth then worked as a freelance illustrator (mostly in children’s publishing working for publishers such as Heinemann, Little Tiger and Oxford University Press) until her children were born. While taking time out to concentrate on being a mum, Ruth has enjoyed working for a range of Community Arts projects with adults, children and adults with learning disabilities. In recent times, Ruth has returned to illustration.