A fun and engaging children's picture book about plumbing, skilled trades, and the workers who keep water flowing through every home and building. Perfect for toddlers, preschoolers, and kindergarteners. What does a plumber do and how do they help? In this exciting story, a proud child shares the many ways Daddy, the Plumber, builds and repairs. From studying plans and roughing in pipes on brand new buildings, to tracking down stubborn clogs and rushing to fix burst pipes in an emergency, Daddy's work shows that skilled trades are the backbone of every home and community. My Daddy is a Plumber! introduces young readers to the world of plumbing and skilled trades in a warm, age-appropriate way. Plumbers are skilled tradespeople who blend technical knowledge, problem-solving, and dedication to keep one of life's most essential services running. With simple rhymes, engaging language, and colorful illustrations, this story makes the important work of plumbing exciting and accessible for children. This book is part of The Beeling Hive's My Mommy/Daddy is a...Skilled Trades Career Series , designed to help children learn about real jobs in the skilled trades through the eyes of a proud child. Each story sparks curiosity about the working world, nurtures respect for skilled tradespeople, and celebrates the workers who keep our homes and communities running every day. Why families love this book: Perfect for toddlers through kindergarteners (ages 2 to 6) - Introduces plumbing and skilled trades in a fun, child-friendly way - Encourages curiosity, respect for tradespeople, and appreciation for the essential services - A thoughtful gift for plumbers, tradespeople, and construction or engineering families - Great for Father's Day, birthdays, holidays, or baby showers - A personal storytime read that's exceptional for bedtime snuggles! "Maybe one day, I'll be a plumber too. I'll keep the water flowing, just like you!" My Daddy is a Plumber! is a meaningful addition to any child's library and a wonderful choice for families who want to nurture curiosity, celebrate skilled trades, and highlight the essential work that keeps our world running.