There's A House Inside My Mummy

The gentle story is told in rhymes from the point of view of a little boy. * Bournemouth Daily Echo *
Beautifully written in simple rhyme, it is a book that can be read over and over again. * Carousel *
Told with humour and a simple rhyming text. A wonderful, uncomplicated way of explaining things for a younger child. * Cork News *
When I asked friends with more than one child which book they'd recommend on this subject, the one that came up time and again was this one. * Parentdish *
This little board book tells it how it is through the eyes of a toddler. * Cork Evening Echo *
It can be really difficult for a child to adapt to a new member of the family and books are a great way to introduce the idea... the one I most frequently recommend is Giles Andreae's 'There's A House Inside My Mummy'. * Scottish Book Trust *
A popular book that captures the wonder and excitement of looking forward to a new member joining the family * Families Magazine *
It can be really difficult for a child to adapt to a new member of the family and books are a great way to introduce the idea. The one I most frequently recommend is Giles Andreae's There's a house inside my mummy * Scottish Book Trust *
This little board book tells it how it is through the eyes of a toddler * Evening Echo *
When I asked friends with more than one child which book they'd recommend on the subject, the one that came up time and again was this one * parentdish.co.uk *
This clever story explores a child's perspective of his mummy being pregnant. Beautifully told in simple rhyme, it is a book that can be read over and over again * Carousel *
An everyday story made special by the gentle humour, simple rhyme and friendly pictures * The Independent *
A great book for sharing with your firstborn while your second is still in the 'tummy house'. * The Times *
Creates a sense of security to encourage a young child to feel involved * Junior *