sarahtraversHow could children’s authors create books that are inclusive to all families?
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In this episode I am joined by Becca who is a dedicated children’s author, is on a mission to create inclusive and accessible children’s books that reflect a diverse range of children and families.
With a goal of releasing one book a month for 24 months, her books cater to children aged zero to seven, providing step-by-step guides to essential life skills and social development. Becca’s commitment to inclusivity extends to her use of real-life photos and Montessori-aligned content, ensuring that children can see themselves and their experiences in her books.
In this interview, she shares her journey, the importance of self-publishing, and the impact of books as “windows, mirrors, and sliding doors” in children’s lives.
In this episode about a children’s author creating inclusive books you will learn:
- How Becca’s is creating inclusive and accessible children’s books that reflect the diversity of children and families.
- Her progress on her mission on releasing one book a month for 24 months, targeting children aged zero to seven with step-by-step guides to essential life skills and social development.
- Why she uses real-life photos and Montessori-aligned content to make her books relatable and educational for children.
- What Self-publishing provides for her with creative freedom and control over the entire publishing process and a peek into this process
- How books serve as “windows, mirrors, and sliding doors,” helping children see themselves, understand others, and explore new perspectives.
More about Becca
Becca is an inclusive children’s writer with a passion for helping families with lives little adventures. She is based in Plymouth, UK.
Links mentioned in this episode about learning through play:
Becca’s Children’s Books Facebook page
Becca’s Children’s Books Instagram Page
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The information contained above is provided for information purposes only. The contents of this episode are not intended to amount to advice and you should not rely on any of the contents of this podcast. Professional advice should be obtained before taking or refraining from taking any action as a result of the contents of this podcast. Sarah Travers disclaims all liability and responsibility arising from any reliance placed on any of the contents of this episode.