Talking To Kids - I'm Like You, You're Like Me {Review}
Broxton had never really been around other kids, until we found the church we go to... and until he started school. It was hard... Our friends either did not have kids, or their kids were older... or they lived to far... or... or... or.... We would go to the local parks and he would be the only kid there that day... It was hard... but we did see people out and about... I wanted him to get to be sociable, like me... That was why I was so happy when we found his school... he loves it, we love it... and he is social :) That being said, we have never really talked about people being like us, or different from us. I think with the wide mix of children at his school, it is just something he sees and does not think twice about... but I know the conversation will come up one day... I was excited when we were given the chance to review the book, I'm Like You, You're Like Me by Cindy Gainer. In this book, we are introduced to kids of all different bac...