
Written by Vanessa Guevara · Illustrated by Ratu Megawangi
Discover the many ways children connect through play, embracing every unique experience.
In 'When We Play,' a loving sibling narrates the diverse ways children engage with the world. From spinning to sitting quietly, each form of play is celebrated. This heartwarming tale highlights neurodiversity, fostering empathy and understanding. Perfect for families and educators, it encourages acceptance and emotional awareness, making every child feel seen and loved.
When We Play is a joyful, inclusive picture book that celebrates the different ways children connect-especially those who experience the world through a neurodivergent lens.Told through the voice of a loving sibling, this story explores what play looks like in all its forms: spinning, singing, running, sitting quietly, or just being side by side. Whether loud or calm, playful or still, every way of playing is valid-and every child deserves to be seen, heard, and loved for exactly who they are.Perfect for parents, educators, therapists, and families navigating sensory needs, autism, or developmental differences, When We Play fosters empathy, understanding, and unconditional connection.Ideal for ages 3-8Why readers love this book: Highlights neurodiversity in a child-friendly, heart-centered wayEncourages inclusion, acceptance, and emotional awarenessReflects real family dynamics with warmth and honestyA powerful tool for classroom and home conversations about differences
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