About This Book
A parent would reach for this book when preparing a young child for the arrival of a new sibling. This gentle board book serves as a simple and positive introduction to what having a baby in the house is really like. Through clear images and simple text, it shows babies doing what they do best: sleeping, eating, cooing, and crying. It focuses on the themes of family love, gentle curiosity, and empathy, helping a toddler understand how to interact with a new little one. For ages 0 to 3, its sturdy pages and concrete concepts make it a perfect tool to normalize the experience and build excitement for becoming a big sibling.
What Parents Should Know
Sensitive Topics
None. The book is entirely positive and secular. It avoids any complexities like jealousy or the challenges of a new baby, focusing solely on the joyful and wondrous aspects. The resolution is simply a feeling of warmth and family love.
Ideal Reader
A toddler, age 18 months to 3 years, whose family is currently expecting a baby. This child needs a concrete, literal guide to what a "baby" is and does. It's for the child who is just beginning to grasp the concept and needs a positive framework to build upon.
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