"New babies were supposed to be wonderful and exciting. But a wave of fear and guilt washed over Kinder, and with a sniffle, a fresh set of tears rolled down his face. How was he supposed to be excited when he felt like he was being replaced?" Becoming a big brother is the greatest gift Kinder's mother could give him. So, why does he feel so bad? Kinder, a young tree squirrel, fears his mother will not have enough love for him and his new siblings. While pondering his feelings, he takes an opportunity to play with his friend Teulu, a young beta wolf, who helps him understand how a parent's love grows. Through example, friendship, play and a touch of nature, Kinder discovers the honor and privilege of being an older brother. Kinder gains a new understanding and security in the depth of a parent's love while learning about the wonderful world around him.