Babies are so unpredictable--one minute they're cooing, the next minute they're crying. The only thing you can count on is change. Here is the perfect picture book for baby-loving toddlers and soon-to-be big brothers and sisters. Turn the pages to see how babies grow and develop--from first cry to first steps--in a book of irresistible photographs of real infants and toddlers.
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From Publishers Weekly
Big, beautiful photographs of infants and toddlers will make this picture book just about irresistible to youngsters, who will be fascinated by the many peppy images of their peers. Beginning with images of a baby "just born yesterday," the narrative lists the newborn's innate abilities, details some of the work involved in caring for an infant and then describes the baby's gradual progression from reaching to crawling to walking. A matter-of-fact photograph shows an infant nursing at his mother's partially revealed breast. The photographs, each outlined in crayon, feature Asian, African American, white and Latino babies, both female and male. Such care seems to have been taken to round up a multicultural group of youngsters that it comes as a surprise to find that although the photos feature numerous shots of five different women, only a single spread is devoted to a man playing with a child. The volume's disappointing final photo of a toddler sitting at an easel and holding a palette is a saccharine choice for a book otherwise filled with playful, candid-seeming images. Ages 3-6 .
Copyright 1993 Reed Business Information, Inc. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
Copyright 1993 Reed Business Information, Inc. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
From School Library Journal
PreSchool-Toddlers and preschoolers will be treated to a primer on infant development in this photo essay. Just one day old, an infant is shown as it coos, cries, sucks, and grasps. Full-color photographs, bordered by crayon lines, lay on the pages as if in a photo album. The clearly written text describes all of the babies' accomplishments as they develop and grow. Dads and moms cuddle, feed, bathe, and play with these charmers. African Americans, Asians, and Caucasians are all represented. A crayon border lines the bottom of each page, filled in with letters, numbers, toy shapes, or stars and planets. Tops in its class!-Jacqueline Elsner, Athens Regional Library, GA
Copyright 1993 Reed Business Information, Inc. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
Copyright 1993 Reed Business Information, Inc. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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Cute Babies; Kind of Strange Text,
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I received this book as a gift while I was pregnant with my daughter who is now a little over 2. My daughter really enjoys this book--it's one of her favorites for bedtime reading. She likes looking at the pictures of the babies and enjoys pointing to certain ones and describing the pictures to me by saying things like, "Baby Cry" for the picture of the baby crying, "Bubble" for the picture of the baby taking a bath, or "No No" for the baby that is getting into her mommy's purse. I skip over some of the text because it's kind of strange like (bear with me since I don't have the book in front of me): "After baby has a meal, she has a bowel movement. She works very hard at it. It is important business..." Sometimes it's hard to tell if this book is aimed toward entertainment for kids or instructions for new parents. It's a little too wordy for kids and is kind of patronizing for parents. Most kids will likely enjoy it for the same reason that my daughter does--looking at the pictures of the kids.
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