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Climb, climb, climb,
hop, hop, hop,
run, run, run!
Chickenbit must ask the farmer for help so that
she can grow as big as the other chicks in the Chick Nursery.
This little, cross beak chicken discovers how to be brave and it all starts when she takes a deep breath, counts 1,2,3 and goes!
"This book delightfully teaches growth mindset, self regulation, individual differences and inclusion, and more... all through a brave, little chick!"
Becki Carman
What Inspired the Story about Chickenbit?
This story is about an experience that I had with a struggling, little chicken on our mini farm. This cross beak chicken won my heart and her story begged to be told. How could I have known that a baby chick's challenges could inspire me so much? My hope is that she would inspire you or a little one that you love too.