Beatrice is a Painted Lady Butterfly, also called a Vanessa cardui. She wasn't always a butterfly, though. She started out as an egg, and then became a larva. Later, she went into her metamorphosis as a pupa. Finally, she became a butterfly. Although her body changes shape and size, she is always the same Beatrice on the inside. Beatrice's story can be a metaphor for the changes your child experiences as their body grows. Even though they're changing shape and size, they are still the same on the inside. About the Author After traveling and practicing with many spiritual teachers, including Eckhart Tolle, Olivia Rosewood became a nun in the yogic tradition in India, where she taught school children English rhymes and songs. When she returned to the United States, she became inspired to create fun and non-religious spiritual books for children. Olivia Rosewood authors children's books with spiritual themes, including Brave Enough to Bloom, Dimitry and the Moon, Gratitude Soup, and Clia, The First Bird Ever. She was the writer for Harper Collins' Happy Yoga.