It shows kids that sharing makes other people happy which will make them happy as well. This is a good read for little kids that don’t quite understand why they need to share with others.

Sharing Time is a very cute story that teaches kids that sharing can mean double the fun.

The pictures are bright and colorful which kids are sure to love. This is a very funny book that will have your kids laughing while they are learning at the same time. Kids will learn that sharing is caring and it can make someone’s day. Emily’s Sharing and Caring BookĮmily’s Sharing and Caring book is all about learning proper etiquette when it comes to sharing with friends. This book will show children that if they are kind to others, others will be kind to them in return. Piggie ends up sharing the ice cream because Elephant was going to be kind and share his with her. He is so upset but much to his surprise Piggie walks up with some ice cream of her own. Should he share his ice cream with his best friend Piggie or not? He contemplates this decision during the course of the book and once he makes his decision he ends up dropping it. Should I Share My Ice Cream?Įlephant has a hard choice to make. This story will teach children patience as well as how to be a good friend. Once the fruit is ready the bear does catch it, but he decides to share so he can make new friends. Much to the bears surprise there are two other animals waiting as well. This story follows a bear that is waiting for the last fruit to ripen and fall out of the tree, so he can eat it. Norris The Bear Who Shared takes a unique approach to showing children how to share. Luckily mama knows how to fix it At the end of the day Llama made a new friend and she learned that it is better to share than to have a broken toy. They both start to pull on an arm until finally the arm comes right off. Nelly starts to play with Llamas favorite toy, fuzzy llama. Nelly Gnu and her little brother makes themselves right at home and start playing with all of Llama’s toys. Llama is not happy when her mama invites the new neighbors over to hang out. A lot of these books explain that sharing can actually double the amount of fun because when they share their toys, other kids will be more likely to share with them in return. We wanted to find books that explain that sharing can actually be fun or at least keep them out of the naughty corner. The idea of letting someone else play with their toy is hard for toddlers to understand.

“That’s Mine!” “I was playing with that!” These might be a couple of your toddler’s favorite catch phrases at the moment.

Share my ice cream