The first day of school. The first sleepover. The first wobbly tooth. Each Beem Bunnies book is built on child development research, and lets your child live one big first with Pip from home. That way when the real day comes, it already feels familiar and they feel well prepared. Join the Beem Bunnies on their big firsts and collect them all.
Every Beem Bunnies book is built the same careful way. We start by picking a real childhood first, a moment we know lands hard for little kids and the grown-ups who love them. We build the story on published child-development guidance, so the comfort inside it holds up. Then we hide the skill inside a story your child will ask for again, night after night, until the words feel like their own. And every book carries a QR code to our parent kit, so you can carry the same gentle moves to the real door, the real dark, the real first.
The result is a small book that does a big job: it lets a child rehearse something scary in the safest place there is: your lap.
Every book carries a QR code that brings the grown-ups to beembunnies.com to unlock the parent kit: the parents' guide in plain words, ready-to-use scripts for the hard moments, and printables for the real morning. The story does its work at bedtime, and the kit helps you carry it through the next day.
M.F. Chang writes the Beem Bunnies series for Saigenovations, and is also published as M.C. Brightwood. Every book starts with a real childhood first and the published child-development guidance behind it, then becomes a story small enough for a lap and a bedtime voice. Pip's First Day of School is the first book in the series.
A small family, drawn to feel like yours: the little one figuring it out, the big sister who's been there, and two grown-ups who make the whole world feel safe.

Pip is three, and everything is a first. He worries, he wobbles, and then he tries anyway with Teddy in hand.

Been-there and back. She's already survived the scary firsts, and she remembers exactly how it felt.

She kneels to Pip's level and tells him the truth in small, kind words. She never promises it's easy, but she is always there for Pip.

He is the tallest in the burrow and the silliest at story time. He does all the voices, gives the biggest hugs, and laughs off every scary first.
And the whole burrow around them: the grandparents who spoil, and the friends who make every first a little less lonely.
Nana
Warm laps and endless snacks.
Poppop
Old stories, slow walks, big grins.
Bibi
Shy at first, loyal forever.
Mr Bingo
The village mail carrier. Knows every door, every dog and every kid's name.
Dr Dot
Gentle hands, calm questions.
Miss Hoot
Pip's teacher. A calm voice, kind eyes, and a picture book for every worry.
Kiki
Sparky, chatty, always dancing.
Momo
Bibi's twin brother. Soft-spoken, kind to everyone.
Mr Fred
The village barber. Striped apron, a comb behind one ear, and a lollipop after every trim.
Nini
Tiny, careful, big-hearted.
Mr Baker
The village baker. Warm bread at sunrise and a berry pie for anyone having a hard day.
Pom
A quiet hedgehog boy. Dreamy, cloud-watching, calm.
Tad
Curious about absolutely everything.
Tobi
Fast friend, faster giggler.
Pip's First Day of School is out now. Bring the burrow home.