The Fallen Tooth

Tom the rabbit lost his first baby tooth. Of course, his mom told him that a new one would grow in its place, but it's easy for her to say — she doesn't have baby teeth! What will the new teeth be like? Will the little mouse really come to exchange the tooth for a coin? And what if Tom loses his fallen tooth? How hard it is to be small! Tom is a little one whose life is full of events: going to kindergarten, the birth of a younger sister, losing baby teeth, moving to another house. Everything is so unusual for him! He doesn't know how to act correctly, and whether everything that is happening to him is good. But he will always find support from his parents and with their help, he will cope with anything, even though he is still very small. It's hard for a child to express their fears in words, but with the help of the "Stories of Tom the Rabbit" series, he will be able to compare himself with the main character, learn how to act in various situations, and strengthen his social skills in psychological games described at the end of the book. Who are these books for? For beloved children, vulnerable and defenseless, yet kind and gentle. How can the book help? - A kind and life-affirming story — by asking your little one questions like "What did Tom do before going to kindergarten?", "What did mom give to Tom?", "What did Tom and the other rabbits do in kindergarten?", you can develop the child's speech skills, train their memory, and better understand the story and situation described in it. - And also two games for the child’s development — instill essential communication skills in the child, develop their will and moral qualities.