He’s three years old. He found a briefcase. And now he’s the CEO of everything. When Jaylen discovers an abandoned leather briefcase with shiny gold buckles on a park bench, something clicks. Within hours, he’s appointed Dad as VP of Operations, put his baby sister on the Board of Directors, created an Employee Handbook (matching socks required), and launched a full-scale corporate takeover of his neighborhood. His best friend Connor? VP of Fun. The snack cabinet? Audited. The family meeting? Mandatory attendance. Jaylen is running the tightest operation his cul-de-sac has ever seen. But power has a price — even when you’re three. When Jaylen’s rules push away his best friend, upset his family, and leave him sitting alone on the back porch with nothing but an empty briefcase, he has to face the hardest lesson any leader ever learns: being in charge means nothing if nobody wants to stand beside you. With the help of wise Nana Rose and a story about a bakery, a handful of handmade sorry cards, and the courage to say “I was wrong,” Jaylen discovers that real leadership isn’t about telling people what to do — it’s about taking care of them. ⭐ For kids ages 3–7: A hilarious, page-turning adventure about a toddler running a company, learning to say sorry, and discovering that friendship matters more than being the boss. ⭐ For the grown-ups reading aloud: Corporate satire, emotional gut-punches, and the kind of storytelling that makes you laugh on one page and reach for tissues on the next. Think Pixar — in a picture book. Inside this book: ✓ 45 beautifully illustrated pages of story ✓ Disney/Pixar-inspired artwork on every page ✓ A complete 3-act story with real emotional depth ✓ Themes of leadership, friendship, kindness, and saying sorry ✓ Read-aloud friendly — perfect for bedtime, classroom, and family time ✓ Fun activity page at the back ✓ Sneak peek of Edition 2: Toddler Cops The Toddler CEO is the first book in the Savage Toddler Storybook series from Cute Baby World. Each book features a different toddler, a different wild adventure, and a different lesson wrapped inside the laughter. Nap hard. Play harder. Read this book.