Peter's Chair

A boy watches his parents paint his old baby furniture pink for his new sister, and when they reach his little blue chair, he grabs it and runs away.

For the kid who suddenly has to share everything, this puts a name and a chair to that exact feeling of being pushed aside.

• Big idea: Growing up doesn't mean giving up everything that's yours — and there's room for both the old and the new.
• Vibes: Quiet, tender, and true to a small child's big feelings.

• are working on adjusting to a new sibling
• respond well to calm, honest stories about hard feelings
• like to claim ownership over their own things
• enjoy seeing themselves in a relatable, everyday hero

• Feelings & empathy: How do you think Peter felt watching his old furniture get painted pink?
• Story & problem-solving: Why did Peter want to save his little blue chair?
• Real-life connection: Have you ever wanted to keep something just for yourself?
• Imagination: What would you take with you if you ran away like Peter did?
• Family connection: What do you think might happen after Peter runs away with his chair?