My Daddy is a Software Developer

"Daddy just types."

There is no engine, no uniform, nothing to point at — just a parent at a laptop. This book gives her something she can actually picture.

When she asks her daddy what he does all day, he does not talk about code. He lines Teddy up on the rug and gives him instructions: two steps forward, turn, one step forward. That is all a program is — little steps, in the right order. Then the mistakes, and why finding them is the best part. A warm, calm read-aloud about curiosity and patience, paced for bedtime.

Inside this book

• Teddy runs his first program across the living-room rug
• Arrows on a napkin: how you find the one pointing the wrong way
• Lea writes a program of her own, and Teddy follows every step
• Twelve full-page illustrations, created with AI assistance
• Two colouring pages and four activity pages at the back
• Book 3 in the My Mummy, My Daddy series about the jobs parents do

A thoughtful gift for a developer parent, for Father's Day, or for the child who has asked one too many times what is actually on that screen.