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BOOK 14 · MY MUMMY, MY DADDY

My Mommy is a Doctor

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She knows you help people. She does not know what that actually looks like.

You leave in the morning and come back knowing things, and somewhere along the way she started asking what happens in between. This book answers her, in words she can hold on to.

Nobody in this story is badly ill and nothing frightening happens. It is about the quiet part of the job — asking good questions, listening properly, and being kind while you work it out.

Inside this book
  • Teddy gets a check-up, and his knee does something very funny
  • The little ear light, and a girl who is allowed to say stop
  • An X-ray on a light box: real bones, and not scary at all
  • Lea opens her own surgery and treats every toy in the house
  • Twelve full-page illustrations, created with AI assistance
  • Two colouring pages and four activity pages at the back
  • Book 14 in the My Mummy, My Daddy series about the jobs parents do
A thoughtful gift for a doctor in the family, and a gentle way to make a check-up feel ordinary before the next one comes around.

Inside the book

SIX SPREADS FROM THE FINISHED BOOK

Lea loved asking questions. One morning, as her mummy pulled on her long white coat and hung her stethoscope round her...
To show her, Mummy shone a tiny light in Teddy's ear and peered in. "All clear in there," she said. Then she tapped his...
Down the corridor, a picture glowed on a big white light box. Lea stared. It was the inside of somebody's arm, and you...
Out in the waiting room, everybody knew Mummy. There were other doctors and nurses, a fish tank with orange fish, a box...
When she got home, Lea opened her own surgery. She shone a torch in Teddy's ear, wrapped a plaster round Dolly's knee...
"The medicine isn't the clever part," Mummy said that evening, with Max curled up beside her. "Listening is. If I...

Colouring pages from this book

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