My Daddy is a Police Officer

You leave in a uniform, come home tired, and somewhere along the way she started asking where you go and whether you are alright. This book answers her, in words she can hold on to.

When she asks her daddy what a police officer does, he shows her the parts she can understand: the little radio that keeps everyone together, the patrol car with its blue lights, the station full of friendly faces and one very waggy dog, and a stripy tea towel laid across the rug so Teddy can practise crossing the road. Nothing frightening happens in this story. There is no crime, nobody is in danger, and there are no weapons anywhere in the book. It is about helping: finding what is lost, staying calm, and turning up when somebody needs you.

Inside this book

• A pretend road crossing on the living-room rug, with Teddy going first
• The radio, the patrol car and its blue lights, and the station team
• Lea sets up her own crossing and walks all her toys safely over
• A small scruffy dog, lost in the morning and home by teatime
• Twelve full-page illustrations, created with AI assistance
• Two colouring pages and four activity pages at the back
• Book 13 in the My Mummy, My Daddy series about the jobs parents do

A thoughtful gift for a police family, for Father's Day, or for the child who has started asking what a parent does all day.