Source: Dr. Mark S. Hiatt
Date: 03-17-09

Dr. Mark Steven Hiatt Ph.D.
Review date: 3/17/2009

"...as children, those who develop the capacity to feel empathy and compassion for others enjoy a much higher level of success when they find themselves in leadership positions as adults. As a business person, entrepreneur, and father, I recommend this book to all parents as a means to start teaching the concept of compassion to their children.

Source: Sandy Watson-Guidance Counselor
Date: 03-19-09

Ms. Sandi Watson-Elementary School Guidance Counselor
Review date: 3/19/2009

"...it is clear that children who demonstrate compassion for others are usually more comfortable with themselves, which translates into better all around academic and social abilities."-Elementary School Guidance Counselor
Ponte Vedra Beach, Fl

Source: Cathy Stallings
Date: 3-11-09

Ms. Cathy Stallings-Social Worker, Mother
Review date: 3/11/2009

"...internalizing the message of this book can increase feelings of belonging, which directly correlate to relating and self esteem. Every child needs to get this message. I have over 15 years of experience in the field of child services."
Clearwater, Fl

Source: Amazon.com
Date: 2-13-09

Reported 2/13/09 by Amazon.com

Reviewed by: Laura Davidson

What a wonderful story with fantastic illustrations. Clearly the author is a woman who not only loves her family, but has a tremendous respect for our environment and those we share it with. I purchased several copies for family and friends with little ones, and from now on, it goes in the gift bag for all future baby showers. EVERY CHILD SHOULD HAVE THIS BOOK.

Source: Chris Tandy
Date: 8-01-09

Mrs. Chris Tandy
Reading specialist, Masters Degree
First Grade Teacher
Ponte Vedra Beach, Fl
The adorable book, Who Made You? Is a delightful rhyming book with bright & colorful illustrations. It helps children to believe that they are unique and special. They are here for a purpose to love themselves, help others, and enjoy every day!
The book helps parents & teachers realize the need to instill values such as liking oneself, knowing oneself, extending kindness, and compassion to others. These values will increase self-esteem, confidence, and self-acceptance in children.
It’s so important for children to feel special, accepted, and loved at an early age. They are here because it is the perfect time for them to be here! Many children in the early elementary grades believe that they love themselves, but by high school that number takes a considerable dive.
That’s why books like Who Made You? are instrumental in helping children realize their special contributions to society every day.
It gives you a warm & fuzzy feeling inside & you need to hug, love, & play with your children after reading this cute story!