These are both additions to popular series for very young children:

When a Dragon Isn’t Well
Carol Hart and Rosalind Beardshaw
Nosy Crow

When Little Dragon is poorly and aching all over, she doesn’t stamp and stomp or cry so loudly she wakes the baby. No of course not. Rather she gently calls Daddy dragon who manages to get her off to sleep. Come the morning though, she’s covered all over with itchy spots and instead of scratching frantically, she allows Daddy dragon to apply some soothing ointment.

She accepts being told she cannot go and join her friends who call inviting her to play. She also accepts that she needs to stay indoors and do some more restful activities like drawing and sharing a book with Mummy dragon. Indeed Little Dragon complies with whatever her parents want her to do, – eating lunch, snoozing and enjoying some imaginative play of the gentle kind. Of course, once she’s recovered from her spotty sickness it’s a different matter and Little Dragon resumes her lively activities with gusto: what about her tiny sibling though? …
A delightful addition to team Hart and Beardshaw’s When a Dragon series that young humans will relate to and enjoy whether or not they have had lots of itchy spots that make them feel poorly like Little Dragon.

Wrong Hat Rabbit!
Tony Neal
Oxford Children’s Books

Rabbit wants to spend a day playing at the park with his friends so he dresses in what he hopes is the right gear. However, the weather proves to be very changeable and so no matter how many changes he makes to his attire, he seems to be wearing the wrong outfit. After in turn, being too hot, getting a soaking

and feeling too chilly, his pals decide to step in and help until all appears to be well; but then they start having a snowball fight …
An entertaining, simple introduction to some of the vocabulary associated with weather for very young children. The final spread offers activities for a child and adult to do together.
Altogether an enjoyable way to support learning at home or perhaps in an early years setting.