Nice children's books/blogs etc about lesbian mums

[LRDtheFeministDragon]

What it says on the tin, please. I am finding a lot of children's books are either very twee, US-centric (which is fine but we're in the UK), or very in-your-face in the 'Jane's two mummies' style, which seems more sensible for children with straight parents learning about other types of family than for children who have two mummies.

[fucketyboo]

Don't know how old your kids are, but there is a lovely picture book that my kids loved when they were small called 'my favourite places'. It's a NZ book worth very few words, which basically involves a little boy going for a walk and imagining having all sorts of adventures. It finishes with him getting back in time for tea, and the picture shows him in the kitchen with his two mums - no comment on this (not sure I even noticed the first time I read the book), and I really like the fact that it is just completely ordinary and incidental to the story.

[fucketyboo]

with very few words.
I know this might not quite full the gap for you, as it really says nothing about this boy's family at all, but I thought it was such a lovely book, and so refreshing to see a gay family represented like this.

[Peppaismysaviour]

We have 'mummy, mama and me' which has been lovely and Todd Parrs family book is just brilliant for explaining all families are different.

[perry123]

Google the author Todd Carr ... lovely books . I think we bought ours from amazon