Infants Books

This a cute little book with great illustrations. It is a story about a wiggly baby that causes his buggy to go on a roller coaster ride, causing havoc in his town. The great part is that it has silly rhymes, which is why me 2-year-old loves it! The pictures have a lot of action per page and we find something new with each read.

This book is perfect for your baby's memories. Not only are the Baby Bear pictures cute but the book is just the right size. It has just the perfect number of pages and just the right questions to make it a great baby book. There is not so much to write down that you will never finish. It is even better for the second or third baby.

I highly recommend this book for anyone wanting a great scrapbook for keeping memories of their new baby.

Great book for any cat lover

author of "Hobo Finds A Home"

Almost every child could relate to this book in some way as it depicts a variety of typical daily scenes within a community.

Written by communication disorders and speech-language pathologist Laura Dyer, Little Language For Little Ones is a immensely practical guide for parents young children ages birth through 5 years to help develop their children's speech through professional techniques and music. Simple, step-by-step techniques and resourceful guidelines abound to encouraging and nurturing verbal skills. Companion "Little Language" songs can also be obtained separately on CD ... or cassette .... Little Language For Little Ones is an excellent, useful, and practical reference for parents as well as a superb gift for baby showers or toddler birthdays.

This is the perfect book for a young child on the arrival of a sibling. When mom and dad head off to the hospital to have the baby, they give the older sister a toy monster. Little do they guess the trouble Little Monster will cause! Wry illustrations designed as much for parents as for children, and a charming story about how even little monsters can learn to live with tiny babies.

The collaborative effort of author Julie Sykes and illustrator Tim Warnes, Little Tiger's Big Surprise! is a brightly colored picture book for young children about the troubles that Little Tiger has when he learns he is going to have a new baby brother or sister. He visits his jungle friends and learns that baby siblings tend to cry and make messes. But worry can be one's worst enemy, and having a sibling is not necessarily as bad as Little Tiger thinks, in this warm-hearted and charming story about adjusting to real-life changes.

This book is about a 5th grader, Adam, and his feelings for a new girl that moves into town. It's also about Adam's idea to get his moms llamas to the towns library remodel celebration. The focus seemed to much on Adams feelings for a girl and not enough about the llamas in the title. I felt that it's not appropriate for kids in the 4th grade and under, but to young for older kids. The title will attract kids to read it, but once I read the book I felt it was deceiving. It contains black and white illustrations, and would be 5th grade level reading.

Look At The Baby by Kelly Johnson is a very simple and lighthearted easy-reader picture book for very young children who are learning to sound out their very first words. Captivating full color photographs of angelic infants combine with very simple sentences such as "Look at the baby's nose" fill this warmhearted and highly recommended "easy reader" from cover to cover.

The illustrations in this book completely capture my daughter while I read the words EVERY time! She absolutely loves the life-like smiles and tears each of the baby faces reveal. With each page and each new expressions shown on the baby faces, her expression also changes and it is obvious that she is internalizing the feelings written and illustrated. It is absolutely a must for all babies. A must for those babies that may show a lack of interest in books. And a definite must for all African American babies. Madeline Carter and Keaf Holliday hit the nail on the head with this one!