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My First Haircut — Transitions With Me series
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Toddler Milestones — Transitions With Me

Real photographs, honest language, and calm Montessori stories for the ordinary moments where growing up actually happens — before the big day arrives.

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Each book gives toddlers a preview of one real transition — what they might see, feel, and say — so the unfamiliar becomes familiar first. Read in any order; the list below follows a gentle logical path from separations to body changes and travel.


All 10 books in reading order

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1

My First Day of Preschool

A gentle story about goodbyes, growing trust, and how the brain learns to feel safe in a new classroom.

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2

Why Do Parents Go To Work

A calm story about morning goodbyes, big feelings, and the reassurance that caregivers always come back.

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3

My First Haircut

Real photos and steady language for toddlers meeting the salon, scissors, and new sensations for the first time.

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4

My First Dentist Appointment

A step-by-step preview of the dentist chair, tools, and what “open wide” really means — without fear or fluff.

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5

My First Vaccine

Honest, age-appropriate language for a first doctor visit — what happens, why it helps, and who stays close.

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6

My Body is Getting Ready

Gentle steps into potty readiness — body signals, practice, and confidence without pressure or shame.

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7

My First Plane Ride

Airports, waiting, seat belts, and the wonder of flying — a calm guide for first-time travelers.

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8

The Night I Left My Crib

Moving to a big-kid bed — naming bedtime feelings and learning that a new place can still feel safe.

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9

The Day My Tooth Was Ready

Loose teeth, first tooth loss, and feeling brave when the body does something new and wobbly.

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10

My First Train Ride

Noise, movement, and unfamiliar places — simple steps to feel grounded on a first train journey.

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New things feel big before they become known. And the unknown becomes known, one breath at a time.
Transitions With Me