• Theme: The multidimensional role of the modern mother, family love and support, children's perception, family solidarity, managing everyday life.
• Style: Cheerful, tender, with subtle humor and realistic touches, presented through an imaginative analogy.
• Age: From 5 years and up

It is an excellent book to start discussions with children about the role of the mom (and each parent) in the family, the value of help and cooperation at home. It helps children express their love and appreciation and understand the daily life of adults.

This book stands out for its clever and playful comparison of a mom to an octopus, making a difficult subject accessible and understandable to children. The story approaches with tenderness and humor the overload of modern moms, as well as the strength provided by a supportive environment. The lively, cartoonish illustration by Keles Ezgi elevates the text.

• Ideal for starting a discussion in the family or classroom about roles, responsibilities, and the importance of mutual assistance.
• Helps children recognize and appreciate the contributions of the mother and other family members.

Inspired by the book, you can:

• Discuss: What tasks does mom (or dad) do that resemble having "many hands"? How can we all help?
• Draw: Create your own "octopus mom" or "octopus dad" with all your favorite activities together.
• Express gratitude: Find ways to say "thank you" to mom for everything she does.