I really like this book! As a speech language pathologist working with young children and of diverse backgrounds, I am always looking for books to use to help children with rhyming. Not only does this book have that, it also has the positive theme of diversity. The little boy in the story has two mommies, and another child asks, 'Which daddy.....?" to her about different scenarios. The illustrations were good, and added to the text. I will certainly add this to my professional library. Great book! Good present for the LGBTQ families in your life!

Thank you to #NetGalley and the publisher for a pre-publication ebook in exchange for an honest review.

My heart is bursting because this is such a lovely book.
The principle is simple and sweet, the pictures are very cute.
It gets the point across and paints an adoring family dynamic.
I hope many people out there (queer or not) show their children books like this.

An adorable and important story, I'd recommend it for any kid willing to take open a book and even those that are hesitant. The story takes the time to clearly and simply explain what the character's family looks like. It is a lovely story that is the perfect answer for those people that insist on saying that they have no idea how to explain queer families to their children. It's as simple and easy as A Tale of Two Mommies.

This was perfect. So adorable and precious. While none of it is sad, for some reason, it brought tears to my eyes. These kinds of books are so important!!! They display how simple, normal, and wonderful it is for this boy to have two moms. I absolutely loved it.

Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for providing the book!

Adorable, timely, and needed. A great basic book for all collections.

I love the book..the story about three kids on the beach and one boy had 2 mommies...he called the momma and mommy..
so cute really....
It contain beautiful graphics , and dialogues from the kids...and they were really asked and answer logic one.
What we didn't dare to asked, those kids answered it.

I think this book, and other series, are recommended to read, for kids and parents, as well....
Love it.

A beautifully illustrated book about a boy and his parents. Each parent plays an important role and gender isn't an issue. Simple and sweet.

Absolutely adorable read. All classrooms should have this. Incredible story and drawings

This was quite similar book than A Tale of Two Daddies. It was ok to read and quite good. When I think this book, it was quite ok when there was colorful pages with quite simple stories/plot. It is easy way to got kids understand how in the World can be different and that someone have two mommies and not daddies or one mom and dad. I hope that many kids with their parents will read this book.

A beautiful picture book about the everyday life of having two Moms. I truly feel like this book should be read in classrooms, or at library functions, as it has such an important message to send out there to children. Whether your parents are a mommy and a daddy, two mommies, or two daddies, the important thing is that they love you and help you with your day to day needs.

A Tale Of Two Mommies starts off with a group of children playing together at the beach. Two children notice that one boy has two mommies, and no daddies. The two friends start asking him questions about who takes care of him during different situations. During their day at the beach they discuss which mommy helps him with his homework, which mommy is there when his friends are being mean, which mommy bakes him a cake, etc. The little boy explained that both his moms help with all sorts of different scenarios, and that some things he can even do himself.

I loved this book from cover to cover and will definitely be putting it on my gift list for all my friends children. I am happy to find that there is also another book in the series called A Tale Of Two Daddies.

I received a digital copy of this book from NetGalley in exchange of an honest review.

A Tale of Two Mommies gets the point across quite easily as having two parents of the same sex/gender doesn't mean that the kid(s) gets any less love. What I also like about the book is that it normalizes having parents in a queer relationship.

I loved this book. Mainly I loved that the story featured a racially blended family. It not only covered LGBT families but also touched on blended/adoptive families. I would like to see more books like this!

Beneath its adorable words and illustrations, this book has a wonderful message about the importance of teaching kids acceptance and of telling them to ask questions when they can't quite wrap their minds around something instead of judging what doesn't seem to coincide with their previous knowledge.

Thankfully, the society is moving towards a better place where people can be loved and appreciated for who they truly are and where our differences are respected, bringing us closer, not drifting everyone apart and causing gratuitous pain to so many. In order to reach that state of openess and undestading, adults don't have to shy away from such topics, especially given a certain improvment in LGBTQA+ representation in the media. This book right here stands as proof of that and I think it is a great material to be shared by both same-sex couples and heterosexuals ones with their children.

This was such a cute little children's book!
It was simple, colourful and funny, yet it conveyed the right message: that you don't have to have a mom and dad to be happy. Sometimes, families can be two moms and that's okay.

This is a fabulous book for all children. It teaches that loving parents are loving parents, regardless of gender. Highly recommended in today's world!

This is such a cute, little, five star worthy book. I love it. An easy way to introduce the idea of same-sex parents to young children. I wish we had books like these when I was young. This is definitely a book that my girlfriend and I will read with our future children.

Good:

It's an easy to read with fun illustrations. This child has two friends who are asking him questions about his parents. He answers them and each answer comes with a cute illustration. I love that these are set up in a Q & A verse where neither person is upset with one another.



They just are curious and want to know more. It's a 'safe space' for kids to get answers.


Bad:

In A Tale of Two Daddies their names their daughter called them was Poppa and Daddy. In this one the mom's are called momma and mommy which can be hard for kids to keep track of while they're reading.

Kids who are confused because of the similarities in names can use the illustrations to help distinguish the difference between the parents. Mommy wears a watch and Momma wears a bracelet and is depicted with nail polish.

A very cute book which teaches children and adults that gender does not decide who can help with the fishing, the baking, the caring, and everything else children need help with in life. While children might not try to be rude, these questions might be asked, It will help children of same-sex couples know how to answer questions such as these. This book would help answer the questions before they ask them of a child with same-sex parents. I think this would be a great book for teachers to read to students, but I doubt it would be allowed, which is a shame.

I give this book 5 out of 5 Friggin’ Cute Stars! Omgosh! This book was so cute! As some may know, I am part of an LGBT+ family so my children have 2 mommies and this was the perfect read for kids to better understand being part of a diverse family! I couldn’t sleep yet again, so I saw this cute little gem was on NetGalley as a “Read Now”. I read it excitedly and just fell in LOVE! The illustrations went great with the adorable little story and I can’t wait to read this book to my children tomorrow! The way the little boy main character explains his momma and mommy is so adorable! My almost 2 year old calls me “mommy” and my baby momma Andrea “momma” even though she likes to call me “the vagina mom”😂 so I could just relate to this cute little story and it was so freakin’ adorable. I recommend this book to diverse or open-minded families.

I hope everyone has a lovely holiday weekend!💖📚🎄⛄💯

How precious! I positively adore the positive light this book cast same-sex parents in - no stereotypes, no cliches, no political agendas; just LOVE. The art is also super cute!