LILLY CHICK MAKES NEW FRIENDS

In Lilly Chick Makes New Friends, Lilly Chick visits a new playground - but she doesn’t feel very confident. Being in a new place with unfamiliar children can be hard, and Lilly Chick isn’t sure how to start.

This tender, reassuring story reflects a situation every child experiences: entering a new environment and taking the first step toward connection. Through small, relatable moments, children learn that even a smile or a simple “Hello” can open the door to friendship.

The story treats emotions with warmth and understanding, making it a comforting companion for first social experiences.

Why This Book Matters

This book gently helps children:

• recognize natural shyness during first encounters

• understand that feeling unsure at the beginning is normal

• learn how small actions can lead to new friendships

• approach social situations with confidence and calm

No pressure. No forced bravery. Just gentle encouragement.

Perfect for Early Social Experiences

• Warm, reassuring illustrations that create a sense of safety

• Simple, clear language suitable for young children

• A calm pace that supports emotional understanding

Ideal for children who need a little extra reassurance.

When This Book Is Especially Helpful

Lilly Chick Makes New Friends is perfect for situations such as:

• starting kindergarten or nursery

• joining a new group

• visiting a new playground

• meeting new neighbors or children

It’s an excellent read before first social experiences, helping children feel prepared rather than overwhelmed.

Part of a Bigger World

This title is part of the Lilly Chick series, which presents everyday challenges through gentle stories children instantly recognize.

It belongs naturally to our Ages 2–4 category, supporting early emotional and social development.

The story pairs beautifully with:

• Lilly Chick’s Friends - exploring emotions and relationships

• Lilly Chick Tidies Up - building confidence through shared actions

Together, these books support children as they navigate early social life step by step.

Learning & Development Benefits

• Supports emotional awareness and self-confidence

• Encourages social interaction and communication

• Builds empathy and understanding of others

• Helps children cope with new situations calmly

Parent Tip

Read the book before a new experience, then talk about what Lilly Chick does when she feels unsure.
Practice saying “Hello” together - even role-playing helps children feel more confident.