A gentle story that helps kids ask honest questions with kindness

Parents can freeze when kids ask honest questions in public. Bradley's Big Question shows a gentle way to handle those moments so they become less awkward and lead to kindness and friendship.

Every parent knows this moment…

"Don't stare."
"Don't ask that."
"Be quiet."
Curiosity shows up before we’re ready.When a curious little boy meets a new friend at the playground, he notices her mom uses a wheelchair. He has a big question but he isn’t sure if it’s okay to ask.Bradley’s Big Question gives parents language, not lectures.Written by Chanelle Wimbish - a mom and wheelchair user who lives these conversations every day. This story models what kindness in real life can look like.

What You’ll Find Inside

A gentle, rhyming read-aloud for ages 3–7Simple language parents can use right awayA story kids ask to read again and againBecause curiosity, handled with kindness, builds connection.

Perfect For...

Parents
Classrooms
Libraries
Churches
Great for:
Story time
SEL conversations
Inclusion discussions

Stay Connected

Get updates on book launches, live readings, and ways to bring Bradley’s Big Question to your school, church, or community event.At select events, kids can enjoy printable coloring pages and hear the story read aloud by Chanelle.We’ll only email when there’s something meaningful to share.

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