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A guide to help you prepare your own ‘My Family Book’
Feedback from DCP is that it is beneficial to have a book that you can refer to with your child about your family structure.
It can be hard to know where to start with creating a book, so this booklet gives you step by step guidance on how to create your own book to use for reading with your child.
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