14 LGBTQI+ books to teach your little one how beautifully diverse the world is

The Family Book focuses on all families being special in their own way. Todd Parr celebrates the varieties of families and how we should embrace our differences.

My Two Dads and Me celebrates the lives of families with same-sex parents. It illustrates the busy dads and their kids throughout their average day.

This book is about a boy called Raffi, who is quiet and gets picked on at school. He spends his time knitting a scarf for his dad's birthday, and it turns out he saves the school's pageant show.

Mommy, Mama and Me is a book that shows the loving bond between same-sex parents and their children. This visual book will show your toddler an average day of spending time with their mummies.

Roy and Silo are two penguins at Central Park Zoo. The book shows their desire to have a family of their own.

A boy called Roger who describes everything as fabulous. But his parents want Roger to see things the way they do, so they ban him from saying fabulous.

A book that follows what it's like to be a baby with two dads, providing labels for objects and sound effects to play with.

An award-winning book that is a reminder to children that there will be love wherever you go and will always be with you.

A visual story about a boy who dreams of being a mermaid revealed through images and art.

This book illustrates that love can be found in all families. It has a mix of peoples, ages, and races and explores what families can overcome together.

This Day in June lets readers experience Pride and provides parents and carers with information on how to educate children with sexual orientation and gender identity.

This is a sweet story about Errol and his best friend, Thomas, who is a teddy. Jessica Walton writes about the importance of being true to yourself and always have your friend's back.