I Love You That Much

"A comforting cadence of promises well suited to bedtime reading." - Kirkus Reviews"Murphy’s picture book of questions and answers reinforces the no-matter-what promise of a caregiver’s love." - Kirkus Reviews.The author, CAMurphy MD, has used her decades of medical experience and cognitive and behavioral development knowledge to design this book according to your child's needs.Each book, in the Lee series, follows an honest and genuine conversation between Lee and one of Lee's parents - the single Mom or Dad they visit. Each talk is sparked by yet another intriguing question asked by Lee. In this book, Lee and Lee's mother have a beautiful heartfelt conversation highlighting the strong and unique bond of love between a parent and child. Children ask many questions and think of many more that they don't. Reading about Lee and these talks will speak directly to your child, their thoughts, and their needs. Your child will relate easily to Lee, making it enjoyable for them to read repeatedly. The book affirms that a child's parent/guardian will love them without fail. The lessons in the book are beneficial to anyone but especially helpful for children of adoption, divorce, separation, military families, or those with a history of trauma or abuse. They can learn self-acceptance and release misplaced guilt or self-blame by hearing that they are loved and lovable regardless of anything else. Listening and reading this fully illustrated 32-page story will help develop a child's confidence, permanence, and security. Working with this type of artistic book is especially good at developing concentration, imagination, and creativity. This is especially important if you have an easily distracted child, are working on attention span, or have a child diagnosed with attention deficit disorder (ADD / ADHD).