Mommy, Can Girls Be President Of The White House?

Children's Book asks: Mommy, can girls be President of the White House United States Of America?

Hint: Despite gender inequality in America, the answer is a big YES!
A must-read among bedti (bedtime) children's books (preschool, childrens books by age 3 5, ages 6-8). Your daughters' emotions and feelings and values are shaped by grownups. The election didn't give the country its first girl president, but the message of hope and strength in this children's book for rebel girls (or non-rebel girls) is one a mom should be sharing with her. Don't stop believing. Join the movement and read this children book with your beloved little girl because Yes, Girls CAN Still Be President.

Emotions and feelings (preschool, childrens books by age 3 5, but especially for girls ages 6-8) are often tough to deal with, but it begins with values. A raising daughters children book begins with a question. During a bonding moment in the kitchen, while baking a cake and other goodies with her mom, inquisitive AmyLou asks the question if girls can be President. Like any doting mother raising girls, she says "yes" to encourage her beloved that girls and women -- like men -- can be anything and do anything in the world if they set their minds to it. And it all begins with a dream. Encouraged by her mom's reply, AmyLou starts to dream of what she will do when she becomes the leader of the Free World -- putting an end to gender inequality in America, empty values, and negative emotions and feelings. It's an early reading children's book for girls growing up.

"Mommy, can girls be President of the White House United States of America?" is an easy-to-read children's book every mom should read to her young daughter to plant a seed in their minds that nothing is impossible and gender has no barriers. The overall message for mothers raising girls is one that makes sexism and inequality obsolete while telling your amazing little daughter growing up that she can live out her God-given potential -- as every human being deserves.