Caillou is jealous of the attention given to the new baby. He decides to act like one himself until he realizes that being a big boy has its own advantages.
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Caillou is growing up, and the Compass series grows right along with him. The theme of each book reflects Caillou's - and readers' - growth and corresponds to appropriate stages of child development, as Caillou experiences new situations and becomes more aware of his independence. Created with the input of a child psychologist, the Compass books can also help children to understand and express their feelings while encouraging parents to talk to children about their emotions.
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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Not like the PBS TV show,
By "msussma" (Elmhurst, IL United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Baby Sister (Caillou) (Board book)
This book was very disappointing. The characters and the storyline are very different from the usual TV show on PBS. Caillou misbehaves and although he is reprimanded, it could be confusing to a small child. I ended up skipping those pages when I read it to my daughter.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Not the kind of ideas I want to give my child.,
By A Customer
This review is from: Baby Sister (Caillou) (Board book)
In this book, Caillou models all kinds of acting-out behavior. Although it may be dealt with effectively, I feel it will put the wrong kinds of ideas in my child's head about behaviors. While the feelings Caillou tries to express are definitely valid and normal, I don't think I need to give her any ideas about biting or hitting.
4 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
A Wonderfully, Honest Book,
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This review is from: Baby Sister (Caillou) (Board book)
My 2 year old son received this book as a "baby shower" gift while I was nearing the end of my pregnancy with my daughter. He really identifies with 4 year old Caillou and he loves the bright illustrations. I was concerned with the unacceptable ideas of biting the baby and hurting a doll, but my son actually received positive messages that biting and hurting someone else are not acceptable. I really like the loving parental response to typical anxiety about the arrival of a new baby. My son has never even attempted to hurt his baby sister, though I often hear him repeating "We can bite apples, but not the baby." I've purchased the book for all my friends who were expecting their second or third children. I also recommend Caillou's "Potty Time" and "Mealtime" books.
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