Two Little Birds

Two Little Birds by Althea Hayton is an illustrated book published by Wren Publications in 2012, featuring 38 pages in English. This story is designed for young womb twin survivors to be shared with a parent or caregiver. It follows the journey of two little birds, Birdie and Beaky, who hatch from the same egg. While Birdie is strong enough to fly, Beaky is not and soon disappears, prompting Birdie to navigate the emotions of loss with the help of a single white feather that once belonged to Beaky.
Readers will find a narrative that gently addresses themes of family, grief, and relationships, making it a thoughtful resource for discussing sensitive topics with children. The book includes 14 richly colored illustrations that complement the story, enhancing the emotional experience. Additionally, there are notes for parents and caregivers to facilitate open conversations with young womb twin survivors about their experiences. This edition aims to provide support and understanding for those dealing with loss and the complexities of sibling relationships.
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A story for young womb twin survivors, to be read together with a parent or carer. Two little birds, Birdie and Beaky, hatch out of the same egg but only Birdie is strong enough to fly. Beaky is too weak to remain with Birdie and soon disappears into a field of flowers, leaving Birdie alone. Through the medium of a single white feather, which once belonged to Beaky, Birdie is able gradually to come to terms with the loss. Complete with 14 simple, richly-coloured illustrations. Additional notes included for parents and carers, to assist them in speaking openly to a young womb twin survivor about their missing twin. Written by Althea Hayton, who is a womb twin survivor, counsellor and published author. She is founder and Chairman of Womb Twin, which is a non-profit company dedicated to helping womb twin survivors around the world. Illustrated by RaRa Schlitt, who is a spiritual folk artist, living and working in Tennessee, USA. In her work as a physical therapist she often comes across womb twin survivors. She is a published author of several children’s books.
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