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Babies Nurse / Así se alimentan los bebés This beautifully illustrated book’s overarching theme of breastfeeding inspires conversations about parenting, biology, habitats, survival, and more, making this book an engaging choice for young children as well as elementary school readers. ​ La lactancia como tema central del libro motiva conversaciones acerca de la paternidad, la biología, los espacios naturales, la supervivencia y demás temas afines, haciendo de este libro una opción entrañable tanto para los infantes como para lectores en la escuela primaria. Click Here to View Cuddled and Carried / Consentido y cargado Beautiful images in this entertaining and informative book introduce the reader to attachment in the natural world. Watching mothers lend a paw, wing, flipper, or hand to care for their young fosters empathy, kindness, and compassion. Supplemental back matter and a free Teacher's Guide helps parents, librarians, educators, and healthcare providers creatively describe caretaking, while introducing a range of early science concepts. ​ Espléndidas imágenes introducen al lector al tipo de especiales vínculos que se dan en el mundo de la naturaleza. Observar como las madres extienden una pata, un ala, una aleta o una mano para cuidar a sus crías contagia un sentimiento de empatía, gentileza ysensibilidad. Material complementario y una Guía del Maestro gratuita ofrece orientación adicional a los padres, bibliotecarios, educadores y proveedores del cuidado de la salud. Click Here to View If My Mom Were a Platypus / Als mijn moeder een vogelbekdier was... Dutch version of our popular book 'If My Mom Were a Platypus'! All mammal mothers feed, protect, and teach their young, even though these tasks can challenge their own needs for survival. A mammal baby’s journey to maturity varies dramatically depending on whether it is a bear or a bat, a shrew or a seal, a hippopotamus or a human. This fascinating look at life cycles portrays the normalcy of birth and breastfeeding and explores how mothers help 14 different mammals navigate the path from helpless infants to self-sufficient adults. Click Here to View If My Mom Were a Platypus / Hebrew Edition Hebrew version of our popular book 'If My Mom Were a Platypus'! All mammal mothers feed, protect, and teach their young, even though these tasks can challenge their own needs for survival. A mammal baby’s journey to maturity varies dramatically depending on whether it is a bear or a bat, a shrew or a seal, a hippopotamus or a human. This fascinating look at life cycles portrays the normalcy of birth and breastfeeding and explores how mothers help 14 different mammals navigate the path from helpless infants to self-sufficient adults. Click Here to View Gifts for Bilingual Families We offer beautifully illustrated books in Spanish, Dutch and Hebrew that make wonderful gifts for language learners and/or bilingual young children and their parents!

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Gifts for Animal Lovers These captivating books are perfect gifts for parents, children or animal lovers of any age! Educate children about breastfeeding and families of all types while enjoying the gorgeous illustrations. Babies Nurse Looking for a holiday gift idea and/or stocking stuffer? This beautiful book makes the perfect gift for young children and parents! Enjoy the stunning illustrations and educate your child about breastfeeding by examining the ways different animals nurse their young. ​ The book’s overarching theme of breastfeeding inspires conversations about parenting, biology, habitats, survival, and more, making this book an engaging choice for young children as well as elementary school readers. Click Here to View Cuddled and Carried Babies—whether in snowy dens, warm lagoons, cozy nests, or living rooms—are carried and cuddled, nurtured and nuzzled. Stunning images and gentle verse will capture the curiosity of even the youngest readers as they see how animal mothers tend to their cubs, pups, calves, and chicks. ​ Beautiful images introduce the reader to attachment in the natural world. Watching mothers lend a paw, wing, flipper, or hand to care for their young fosters empathy, kindness, and compassion. Supplemental back matter and a free Teacher's Guide helps parents, librarians, educators, and healthcare providers creatively describe caretaking, while introducing a range of early science concepts. Click Here to View If My Mom Were A Platypus All over the world, in all kinds of habitats, mothers bring forth new life. For many animals, such as reptiles and amphibians, mothering responsibilities end before the babies are even born. But mammal babies need their mothers--they need to be nurtured and nourished long enough to learn how to survive on their own. All mammal mothers feed, protect, and teach their young, even though these tasks can challenge their own needs for survival. But a mammal baby’s journey to maturity varies dramatically depending on whether it is a bear or a bat, a shrew or a seal, a hippopotamus or a human. This fascinating look at life cycles portrays the normalcy of birth and breastfeeding and explores how mothers help 14 different mammals navigate the path from helpless infants to self-sufficient adults. Click Here to View

Platypus Media books have the exuberant, classy look that people expect in museum-quality books. The Look What I See! series is a perfect match for our Children's Discovery Center, and If My Mom Were a Platypus gives our young visitors just the information they need to reinforce what they have seen in the museum. -Linda Dunphy, Museum of Science, Boston Platypus Media has created vibrant children's books...these stories not only promote literacy--they promote families! -William Sears, MD, Author, The Attachment Parenting Book Platypus Media books give us a fun way to help meet curriculum objectives in reading, science, language arts and social studies. The kids love them-- and the free curriculum-based Activity Guides available at PlatypusMedia.com do a lot of the work for us! -Catherine Pfeiffer, School Librarian, Capitol Hill Cluster Schools, Washington, DC Caring parents should be delighted with the low-key style of these books and the gentle way they foster love and respect between parent and child. You can count on the sign of the platypus to please the child and draw a family together. -Margeruitte Kelly Author, The Mother's Almanac What's really exciting about this line of books is that children from every background can relate to them. Platypus Media books have captured the values of close-knit families from many different perspectives. -Maria Salvadore Children's Literature Specialist, Washington, DC Breastfeeding is indeed a family affair and the Platypus Media books acknowledge the importance of Dad and brothers and sisters to the nursing mother and baby. Each book portrays the breastfeeding family in true-to-life situations that provide practical examples of loving guidance in a context that is both inspiring and fun for all. -Marian Tompson Co-founder, La Leche League, International Parents who are responsive to their children's needs often find themselves swimming upstream against the culture. Platypus Media books encourage parents as they create families that are close-knit. Through sharing stories, Platypus Media is building a caring community where children and parents alike can thrive. -Kathleen Kendall-Tackett, PhD, IBCLC Author, The Hidden Feelings of Motherhood There's more to good health than regular check-ups. Security, love and caring boost any child's chance at a lifetime of well-being. The values portrayed in Platypus Media Books are just what the doctor ordered! -Milton Werthmann, Jr., MD Neonatologist and Director, Pediactric Center For parents who want the very best for their children, breastfeeding is the place to start. Since not every family has a breastfeeding tradition, I use Platypus Media books to inform families - from a variety of perspectives - how breastfeeding can be incorporated into daily lives. Every family member can see how closeness pays off. -Jolene Ivey, Founder and Co-President, Mocha Moms

It is difficult for the whole family when a new baby is in the NICU. In addition, the baby's siblings might not understand why their new baby can't come home right away. These books explain that the NICU is a special place that works to make baby healthy. This coloring book is a playful and informative guide for the baby's older siblings, teaching them what they can do to be a great big brother or sister. coloring books NICU Sibling-Support Read what mommy blogger Shanisty Ireland thinks of these resources! We offer two different coloring books in a variety of languages and iterations to support each unique family: Come Home Soon... The Come Home Soon coloring book series will help you guide your children to an understanding of why their baby sister or brother is in the NICU, and what they can do to help. ...Baby Brother ...Baby SIster 12 pages Black and white Price*: $2.95 ISBN: 978-1-930775-26-8 Shop 12 pages Black and white Price*: $2.95 ISBN: 978-1-930775-41-1 Shop 12 pages Black and white Price*: $2.95 ISBN: 978-1-930775-39-8 Shop 12 pages Black and white Price*: $2.95 ISBN: 978-1-930775-55-8 Shop available In spanish available In spanish "A coloring book for big brothers and sisters of babies in the neonatal intensive care unit. It tells the story of a boy whose brother has to stay in the NICU. It describes why the baby brother is in the NICU, what he looks like and what to expect in the NICU. It also describes things that the older boy does to be a great big brother. ​ The process of coloring the pictures and listening to the story gives parents and older siblings a wonderful opportunity to talk about their own NICU baby. It can guide conversation, and help siblings learn that they aren’t the only kid who has had a baby brother or sister in the NICU. At just $2.95, it’s a very small investment with a big payoff." ​ - Kristie McNealy, M.D. " A marvelous coloring book designed just for older siblings that I believe should be in every hospital to hand out to encourage hope... This twelve page book contains easy to understand medical verbiage, fun drawings to color, and is written by a Registered Nurse, Debi Iarussi. Debi Iarussi has had tons of experience in Maternal Child Nursing and Women’s Services and is currently a lactation consultant in Austin, Texas. With a deep understanding of how older children respond to their babies being in the NICU, she set out to develop a book to make the experience better. With complete success this coloring book... reminds a child that the NICU is a temporary step in their new baby’s life and educates them on simple ideas like washing hands and breastfeeding." ​ - Bobbi Hammonds, Evansville Early Childhood Parenting Examiner Rich and Creamy for Our Preemie A coloring book about how the NICU, milk banks, and families work together to help preemies. Available In English 18 pages Black and white Price*: $2.95 ISBN: 978-1-930775-69-5 Shop 12 pages Black and white Price*: $2.95 ISBN: 978-1-930775-70-1 Shop available In spanish “Rich and Creamy gives children a positive explanation of why their new sibling is in the NICU. It gently, but clearly, speaks to the importance of human milk for preemies. It should be a part of every NICU’s family support program.” - Dara Barnett RN, IBCLC, Maimonides Hospital, Brooklyn, NY “This winning, educational, and family-centered story is a great tool for hospitals and milk banks. It illustrates the health-giving power of mommy’s milk and acquaints us with milk banking. A must have for families!” ​ -Jean M. Drulis, Director and Co-founder Mother’s Milk Bank of Iowa Coloring books can be individually packaged in a resealable bag with a crayon set for an additional 25 cents. Simply select "Yes" from dropdown menu on each individual product page. Then all you have to do is add your hospital literature for a lovely packet to present to your families! * Looking to purchase just one coloring book? Enter code NICU1 to get free shipping! * Bulk discounts are available. Contact Martha@PlatypusMedia.com for more information.

May 2023 Th e Breastfeed ing Family's Guide t o No n prescription Drugs and Everyday Produ cts Order Now If you’re a parent, it’s more important than ever to take care of your health. Over-the-counter medications and other therapeutic remedies can help you feel your best, but these everyday products can be passed to your baby throu gh breastmilk with potentially dangerous consequences. Does that mean you need to interrupt breastfeeding to use them? In this extensive reference guide, expert pharmacist Dr. Frank J. Nice provides the information you need to make safe decisions about the products you use. Easy-to-read tables cover over 1,700 different consumer products and active ingredients. Included lists of nonpre-scription drugs that are commonly recommended by pharmacists can help you make a quick selection for any health need. This book includes safety information for: Nonprescription drugs for cold & flu symptoms, aches & pains, tummy troubles, infections, minor wounds, & other common ailments Skincare & oral hygiene products, including medicated facial cleansers, acne products, sunscreens, & mouthwashes Caffeinated drinks, alcoholic beverages, nicotine, marijuana, & CBD Herbal remedies, galactagogues, dietary supplements, & artificial sweeteners Products & ingredients that may affect milk supply​ "No breastfeeding parent or professional should be without it!” —Lisa Marasco, MA, IBCLC, FILCA, co-author of Making More Milk Paperback: 978-1-951995-10-2 | $24.95 | 224 pages | 7” x 10” eBook: 978-1-951995-11-9 | $18.99 Press Kit click on the icons below to open the corresponding document Press Release Dr. Nice's Website Excerpts "Highly recommended.” —Jack Newman, MD, FRCPC, IBCLC, co-author of What Doctors Don’t Know About Breastfeeding and Breastfeeding: Empowering Parents About the Author DR. FRANK J. NICE has practiced as a consultant, lecturer, and author on medications and breastfeeding for over 45 years. He holds a bachelor’s degree in pharmacy, a master’s degree in pharmacy administration, master’s and doctorate degrees in public administration, and certification in public health pharmacy. He has worked for the U.S. Public Health Service, practiced at the National Institutes of Health (NIH), and served as a pharmacist and project manager at the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Dr. Nice has multiple published books and has authored over 50 peer-reviewed articles on the use of prescription medications, over-the-counter products, and herbals during breastfeeding.

Cuddled and Carried Karese'm Epi Pote'm Beautiful bilingual book celebrates the bond between parent and child in the animal kingdom - now in Haitian Creole Babies—whether in snowy dens, warm lagoons, cozy nests, or living rooms—are carried and cuddled, nurtured and nuzzled. Stunning images and gentle verse will capture the curiosity of even the youngest readers as they see how animal mothers tend to their cubs, pups, calves, and chicks. Beautiful images introduce the reader to attachment in the natural world. Watching mothers lend a paw, wing, flipper, or hand to care for their young fosters empathy, kindness, and compassion. Supplemental back matter and a free Teacher's Guide helps parents, librarians, educators, and healthcare providers creatively describe caretaking, while introducing a range of early science concepts. ​ ​ Twenty years ago, Dr. Nice helped start the Orphelinat Coeur d’ Jesus (Heart of Jesus Orphanage), a K-12 school in Haiti that today serves 550 students and houses around 50 orphans. He contacted Platypus Media about commissioning bilingual English/Creole editions of the book to be donated to the students of the school. According to Dr. Nice, “Our goal is to give one of these beautiful books to each of the children we serve so they have something of their own to treasure, and this book will certainly be a treasure to hold for the children.” Dr. Nice is working with two translators on the project, Pierre Alix Occide and Honoré Jean, who have also served as English teachers, translators, and interpreters for many medical missions in Haiti. Coming March 15, 2020 ​ Size: 6 x 8 | Page count: 32 | Ages: 1-4 ​ Paperback: $8.95 | eBook: $7.99 ​ Paperback ISBN: 978-1-930775-82-4 eBook ISBN: 978-1-930775-78-7 ​ View the Press Release . ​ Free downloadable Teacher's Guide available. ​ Also available in English and bilingual English/Spanish editions. what the experts say... “This book will... be a treasure to hold ” ​ —Dr. Frank Nice, RPh, DPA, CPHP, founding member of Health and Education for Haiti. “Cuddled and Carried is one of those books children will ask to be read over and over. The illustrations make you want to cuddle and carry the book itself. The amazing lifelike illustrations show nurturing relationships of a variety of animals and their babies [who] share the meaning of love. Simple sentences promote a child self-reading from the artwork, even if they don’t know the words. Cuddled and Carried is a fun and educational resource. Highly recommended!” ​ —Reader's Favorite ☆☆☆☆☆ review “What a gentle book! It nurtures a child’s empathy for others and opens their eyes to the world of nature. Very sweet and educational.” ​ —Dr. Harvey Karp, FAAP, author, The Happiest Baby on the Block “A beautifully and realistically illustrated book that briefly introduces how animals care for their young. Young children will enjoy seeing care-taking by familiar animals and learning about new ones. A good choice for first graders to meet NGSS performance expectation 1-LS1-2 to read to ‘determine patterns in behavior of parents and offspring that help offspring survive.’ The book places humans squarely in the Animalia kingdom, rather than setting us apart from all others, inviting comparisons between species.” ​ —Peggy Ashbrook, early childhood science educator and author of Science Learning in the Early Years About the Author Dia L. Michels is an internationally published, award-winning science and parenting writer who has authored or edited over a dozen books for both children and adults. While her topics include science and math books for middle grade students, her passion is promoting attachment parenting and supporting breastfeeding. Her books have been translated into Spanish, Dutch, and Hebrew. A popular speaker, she lectures frequently at conferences, universities, libraries, and schools around the country. The mother of three grown children, she lives in the Capitol Hill neighborhood of Washington, D.C., with four cats and a dog. She can be reached at Dia@PlatypusMedia.com . and Illustrator Mike Speiser ’s artwork has been featured on the covers of Wild Animal Baby magazine and on fundraising products for science organizations. His paintings have been displayed at the Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum. He is involved with efforts to protect the natural world for future generations. He lives next to the Black Hills of South Dakota. He can be reached at Mike@PlatypusMedia.com .

Coming November 2021 ​ Paperback ISBN: 978-1-951995-02-7 ​ 32 pages • Size: 8 x 8"• $8.95 Grades: 0–2 • Ages: 2–7 ​ eBook ($7.99) ISBN: 978-1-951995-04-1 Also available in English: Hardback ($9.95) ISBN: 978-1-930775-00-8 eBook ($8.99) ISBN: 978-1-930775-18-3 ​ ​ Press Release Coming Soon! Look What I See! Where Can I Be? In the Neighborhood ¡Mira lo que veo! ¿Dónde crees que estoy? En el barrio This revamped classic is now bilingual, in English and Spanish! ​ ​ In this inaugural title in the Look What I See! Where Can I Be? series, Baby is on the go in the neighborhood, accompanied by her loving family. She finds herself waking up in seven different situations, and, at first, she focuses on a single detail. Then, turning the page, the entire scene is revealed in vibrant, immersive photographs. Older kids will love the guessing game aspect of the book, while young children will be content to “read” the pictures of the adventures of a very little person just like themselves. Through charming photographs and simple words, children learn how to be aware of the world around them. Shop English Hardcover Preorder Coming Soon! Help Young Readers... ​ Learn about community helpers Explore their surroundings Appreciate their neighborhood Be curious! Project backed by a generous grant from The Spanx by Sara Blakely Foundation’s Red Backpack Fund. Available to literacy and non-profit organizations, in quantities of 500+, for just $1.96 each! Contact Marlee@ScienceNaturally.com for more information. Reviews for the Look What I See! Where Can I Be? series “With vibrant photography, these books encourage children to be aware of the world around them. They depicts family members together, caring for each other. These books not only promote literacy, they promote families!” ​ —William Sears, MD, The Attachment Parenting Book “These books are ideal for starting discussions with young children, talking about days of the week, and cultivating observation and reasoning skills. And, best yet, children from every background can relate to them!” ​ —Maria Salvadore, author, Books Your Kids Will Talk About “The perfect vehicle for the younger child to explore what is in the world, and to establish the concept that there are interesting things wherever they are.” ​ —Waduda Henderson, Montessori Directress (primary and elementary), Arlington, VA “These beautiful, gentle picture books encourage small children to be aware of the world around them. They depict family members together, caring for each other. A pleasure to look at, again and again.” ​ —Eileen Hanning, Educational Specialist for The Reading Connection “Rich visual appeal and repetitive dialogue entertain infants. Some cleverly hidden objects, picture associations, and verbal participation in Baby's dialogue with the reader intrigue and challenge toddlers, too.” ​ —Michal Callaghan, University of Virginia Center for Children's Books About the Author Dia L. Michels is an internationally published, award-winning science and parenting writer who is committed to promoting attachment parenting. She has authored or edited over a dozen books for both children and adults, and her books have been translated into a variety of languages. The mother of three grown children, she lives in Washington D.C. with five cats and a dog. Michael J. N. Bowles is a critically acclaimed, award-winning photographer with a special interest in portraiture. His photographs have been exhibited and published around the world. He grew up on a farm in Zimbabwe, and moved to the U.S. with his family in 1980. He is an enthusiastic traveler, but has a home in Virginia with his wife and two children. & the Photographer Shop the entire Look What I See! collection: Quick View Look What I See! / ¡Mira lo que veo! Book Set Price $16.95 Quick View Bilingual Look What I See! Where Can I Be? In the Neighborhood Price $8.95 Quick View Bilingual Look What I See! Where Can I Be? With My Animal Friends Price $8.95 Quick View Look What I See! Where Can I Be? At the Synagogue Price $9.95 Gift Idea for Families! Quick View Look What I See! Where Can I Be? In the Neighborhood Price $9.95 Quick View Look What I See! Where Can I Be? At Home Price $9.95 Quick View Look What I See! Where Can I Be? In China Price $9.95 Quick View Look What I See! Series Set Price $34.95 Quick View Look What I See! Where Can I Be? With My Animal Friends Price $9.95

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