This book is intended to pay tribute to family. It is written to heighten compassion, create a space for children to be themselves with a sense of humor and love. It is a family momentum. No matter what adversity a person may be facing, happiness is the ultimate pursuit. We are all human, and as parents, we do our best to give our children the finest upbringing. This story is for everyone raising a child, planning a family, and those who must answer to precious curious little ones. This story supports parenthood because raising kids can be tough. Particularly raising them while living with any type of disability or impairment can make nurturing challenging. The spouses in this story are living with disabilities, and this had created insecurities and doubts about becoming parents. Against all odds, with the help of family and friends, they conquered their doubts by believing in themselves and each other. Children will always question their parents and guardians. Honesty reigns, but sometimes parents do not always have answers or are unsure of the correct answers. Every so often, responding can be tricky and sometimes comical, so we wing it! Inquiries are equally enjoyable and mystifying, but occasionally they will require serious thought before replying. The twin's curiosity is constant, from discovering that they are separate people to babbling in their own language. Once the twins learn how to form words, their questions and curiosities will flourish. You are especially invited to take this journey with the curious twins. They will share their imagination, interest in foods and emotions of love, fear, sadness, and laughter. Children face the world with many uncertainties simply because of innocence. Subsequently, growing into adults, we realize that we are not perfect and constantly seek answers to the unknown.

Barbara Elaine Burns is an African American woman who resides in New York City. She is a mother of four, including twins, whom she loves very much. Long-time freelance creative writer, she has wanted to publish her own book since she was a young girl. Working in health care, Barbara achieved a master's degree. She supports diversity, inclusion, and health equity. She has received several writing accolades that empowered and provided encouragement to stand-up inside herself to become a published author.