I will pay for the following essay Picture Books and the Parent-Child Relationship. The essay is to be 4 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page.This story is exp

I will pay for the following essay Picture Books and the Parent-Child Relationship. The essay is to be 4 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page.

This story is expressive of the needs of the child when it is very young, for a parent’s protective love and affection and for that connection with its parent, as reflected in the mother bunny always seeking out her child and bringing it back. Yet at the same time, by the constant act of running away, the baby rabbit also seeks to develop its own identity. Natov discusses the use of the body of the mother as a source for the aesthetic experiences that a child has as he or she experiences the world and learns to exist as a distinct, separate individual, experiencing the conflicts between the need for connection and the need for individuation. The mother serves as the steady base from which the child sets out on its adventures into the world, returning each time to the protective fold of the mother but venturing out further each time. The story of “The Velveteen Rabbit” by Margery Williams tells the story from a toy’s point of view, but also deals with the theme of love. It is the love of a child that makes the velveteen bunny “real” so that at the end of the story, he is transformed into a real bunny by a fairy. The need of a child for connection and love is expressed through this story of the rabbit’s yearning to be “real”, while at the same time, the child needs to be an individual, separate and distinct as its own person, which is what the rabbit becomes at the end of the story when it is no longer completely dependent upon the love of the child.