Bloomsbury No Matter What

We picked this up at a secondhand bookstore for our son when he was a baby and I still read it to him. The story reads well and is a loving message. He has little brothers now so we read it to them now but it’s comforting for our oldest and he never complains about not wanting it read despite hearing it a million times.I got it for a friend’s baby shower recently (her theme was books) and didn’t hesitate on which book to get her. It isn’t well known but I hope it turns into a go-to for others like llama llama red pajama has

Great book. My two-year-old really likes it, and I think we both appreciate the message that parents still love their children even when the child is in a foul mood. There is a great deal of tenderness and humor in the illustrations. I also like that the child and parent in the book aren't gendered or identified beyond "Small" and "Large," so any child can fill in any parental figure.

Beautiful words.

One of our favourite books to read at bedtime

Wonderful book! We read it at night time with my two year old son, and he loves it. It is the most comforting book, and very calming too.It is the story of a little fox who becomes bored and puts his house upside down, and find wayside reasons to challenge his parent’s love. But the parents love is unwavering, in all situations and possibility.The drawing is beautiful, and the rhyming is very soothing as well.The two characters are called “large” and “small” which gives the person reading aloud the Liberty to customise a bit the story.