Stop Kissing Me, Mommy! - Chevolleau, Nadine
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When Bryce was a little baby his mommy loved to kiss him. She kissed his forehead, his cheeks, his lips and his nose. She even kissed his fingers and toes. It was a lot of kisses. And he liked it--most of the time. All moms love to kiss their babies. But have you ever wondered how babies feel about all those zillions of kisses? This amusing and heartwarming tale is about a little boy named Bryce who decides to tell his mommy to STOP kissing him. The story takes a surprising turn when Bryce finally gets his wish, but then realizes something very strange happens.

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When Bryce was a little baby his mommy loved to kiss him. She kissed his forehead, his cheeks, his lips and his nose. She even kissed his fingers and toes. It was a lot of kisses. And he liked it--most of the time. All moms love to kiss their babies. But have you ever wondered how babies feel about all those zillions of kisses? This amusing and heartwarming tale is about a little boy named Bryce who decides to tell his mommy to STOP kissing him. The story takes a surprising turn when Bryce finally gets his wish, but then realizes something very strange happens.
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Nadine Chevolleau is a seasoned media and marketing professional based in Toronto, Canada, currently serving as VP, Marketing and Reader Revenue and head of News in Education for the Toronto Star. In her role, she leads strategic subscriber acquisition and retention across print and digital platforms while shaping education-based revenue initiatives. Nadine oversees the Toronto Star Classroom Connection program, where she founded numerous high-impact resources for students and educators. She developed the popular financial literacy resource Your Money Matters!, which won 1st place in International News Media Associations' Global Media Awards. The resource was designed to build financial confidence in youth. She also conceived and launched the annual Toronto Star Field Trip Guide and Family Fun Guide, both of which have been published for over six years. In addition, she created For the Record, a media literacy newsletter aimed at helping students think critically about the news they consume daily. Beyond her contributions to educational media, Nadine is the author of the children's book Stop Kissing Me, Mommy!, published in 2013. The story gently explores a young boy's evolving appreciation for his mother's affection.