There Are Too Many Kids - Haiden, Tessa Marie
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In the stillness of the evening, through the break of morning, as the day gives birth to the sun, mom rises armed with love, patience, wisdom, strength, vigor, and determination to get her six kids ready for the day. Bathing them, dressing them, combing their hair, and making breakfast is no easy task for one person. But mom does it every day, with grace, love, and kindness.

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In the stillness of the evening, through the break of morning, as the day gives birth to the sun, mom rises armed with love, patience, wisdom, strength, vigor, and determination to get her six kids ready for the day. Bathing them, dressing them, combing their hair, and making breakfast is no easy task for one person. But mom does it every day, with grace, love, and kindness.
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A proud native of Jamaica and an active mother of two, Tessa Marie Haiden received her master's degree in Social Work at the prestigious Howard University in Washington, DC. She has over 15 years of experience working with children in special education and individuals with disabilities. Tessa's books support early learning and promote skills that lead to independence. Early learning exploration is a passion that Tessa adamantly displays in her writings. Her books are not only written to teach and support early learning but are a joy to read again and again from cover to cover! Tessa is also the author of "Peenie Wallie" and "Quiet Please, Grandma Is Sleeping." Tessa's mantra, "Let your imagination soar!"Richard Kentish is an illustrator based in Kingston, Jamaica. His illustrations include various works such as children's books, pinups, portraits, and comic-style art. He studied at Oberlin High School and then did an Associate degree in Animation at Vocational Training Development Institute (VTDI). His future plan is to continue illustrating more books for children that he hopes will empower and enhance their lives.