My Muay Thai Warrior (My Little Warriors Series). Kick, Check, Strike, and Move - A Gentle Introduction to Muay Thai for Toddlers (en Inglés) - Fahd Elsaid

A child's first introduction to the art of Muay Thai.

My Muay Thai Warrior is part of the My Little Warriors series-a rhythmic, movement-based picture book designed for toddlers ages 1-3. Through simple verses and clear, playful illustrations, young readers are introduced to the core movements of Muay Thai in a gentle and engaging way.

From stance and guard to jab, check, kick, knee, and elbow, each spread focuses on one movement-presented simply so children can recognize, imitate, and enjoy.

Large, warm illustrations and clean compositions make every page interactive, encouraging parents and children to move together, not just read. But this book is more than movement.

It's for parents who want reading time to be active, intentional, and meaningful-an alternative to passive, repetitive content that doesn't engage the body or mind.

This is a book you don't just read. It's a book you do together.

Perfect for:

• Martial arts families

• Active toddlers

• Parent - child bonding time

• Early movement development

Written by Muay Thai instructor and father Fahd Elsaid, this book was inspired by real training, real teaching, and real moments shared with his son-bringing the values of Muay Thai into early childhood in a simple and natural way.

Strength. Discipline. Respect. Start raising your Muay Thai Warrior

Author's Bio;

Fahd Elsaid is a Muay Thai instructor and artist based in St. Petersburg, Florida. As a father and lifelong martial artist, Fahd created the My Little Warriors series to introduce young children to the spirit of martial arts through simple stories, movement, and imagination.

He believes martial arts teach some of life's most important lessons: discipline, respect, courage, and kindness. My Muay Thai Warrior was inspired by time spent training, teaching, and reading with his son-along with a commitment to raising children through movement, presence, and real-world engagement