Look! I'm playing soccer! I go with the boys every week to play soccer. It's a half hour practice for ages 2-5 to start learning the basics in a story themed way. We each get a ball, named Bob. We will run around the indoor field and act out the story coach tells us. We also sing songs and rhymes while doing activities with the balls. Coach Jesse will also chase us around to capture our Bobs. We have a lot of fun. At the end we get magic stamps on our hands and do a group cheer. We Love Soccer! 
​http://www.nkyhappyfeet.com/program/happyfeet

I love going to my chiropractor. After long days of being thrown around, stepped on, slept on, shoved in back packs, going from the washing machine to the dryer, a monkey can get really out of sorts. He can get me back in shape without popping the stuffing out of me. I appreciate that, I need my stuffing. 
​https://www.facebook.com/PrincipledChiropracticofLawrenceburg/
http://www.se-in-chiropractor.com

Since we are big fans of Mo Williams in this house, I'm going to suggest not only looking at his books but his website, http://www.mowillems.com. You will find all his books there (http://www.pigeonpresents.com/books.aspx) and fun interactive links for the kids like ​http://www.gomo.net/page.php?name=Home &  http://www.pigeonpresents.com/fun.aspx. The Pigeon books are my favorite, he's always getting into something. Looks like 10 different stories, some translated into Spanish and there are 2 more in board book format for your really little ones. I only pictured a couple. 

http://www.pigeonpresents.com/teachersguides/knuffle_teachguide.pdf
As a beloved friend in a couple of kids lives I understand the deep connection that we have and the meltdowns that can occur when we are abruptly separated. This book beautifully illustrates the story of that love between a Trixie and her bunny. 

I highly recommend, as one of several monkeys, to have more than one beloved friend. It helps avoid this situation...