There is something extra special about a rainbow baby, but the void left by the loss of a first angel baby does not go away. We long to be able to share how special their sibling was and how important they are to our family, even when they are not with us. There are sayings that the innocence of a child allows them to see things we cannot, and this story is all about the way a rainbow baby internalizes his big sister, who gained her wings shortly after her birth. Some believe when you see a cardinal or a butterfly, that our loved ones are near; and when an infant gazes at reflections on the wall or is smiling in their sleep, we wonder what they are seeing and thinking. It gives us comfort to think our angel is visiting. This book offers a way to talk about the angel siblings from the perspective of a child, and all the ways they can still be present in our rainbow baby's life, so they will know and believe that their big sister or brother is watching over them and always with them in their heart and imagination. I hope this book brings peace to all loved ones and allows us to share how special our little angels are to the family, and especially to those who have the blessing of a rainbow baby. There are many big brothers and sisters, and all families are different. My big sister has wings!