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Daddy It's Not Working: Kids Learn to Do Things for Themselves

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Daddy It's Not Working: Kids Learn to Do Things for Themselves



A heartwarming tale of a toddler's journey to independence, guided by his patient father. This engaging book teaches young children valuable lessons in persistence, focus, and problem-solving. From everyday tasks to playtime challenges, it's an inspiring read that helps kids navigate their growing years with confidence. Perfect for bedtime or anytime, ages 0-5.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Sophia R. ★★★★★

My son loves mimicking the patient father in this story, and the illustrations really capture that toddler-determination expression perfectly. It's already helping him try more things on his own without yelling for me.

Lily S. ★★★★★

My daughter actually started trying to zip her own jacket after we read about the little boy learning to dress himself. The illustrations are detailed enough to hold her attention, and it’s the perfect length for a quick bedtime story.

Thomas K. ★★★★★

My son asks for this one every single night now, and I've noticed him actually trying to zip his own jacket and pour his own milk since we started reading it. The way the story shows the father patiently stepping back while the toddler figures things out really clicked with us.