infants

Presents three easy-to-read stories with instructions for teaching fifty words in sign language.

A little boy describes what it is like when a new baby joins the family. Includes photographs and a glossary.

A thirsty baby gets his drink but always wants more.

Examines infant development from a variety of scientific perspectives. Features full-color photographs, illustrations, and overlays as well as weekly and monthly descriptions of physical and behavioral development.

Provides guidelines on child care, from diet to teething to bedtime.

When his parents divorce and his mother moves with him to Belfast, Northern Ireland, twelve-year-old Eddie contends with the Reservoir Pups, a gang of children who rule his neighborhood.

Rosa is excited when her new cousin, Benji, is born, but when Grandma wants to remove a beloved armchair, Rosa puts her foot down and insists that the chair, just like Benji, is a member of the family.

Rhyming text describes a trip to the grocery store for a mam? and her baby boy. Includes a glossary of Spanish words used in the story.

A mother describes the increasing accomplishments of her five-year-old, from crying and sleeping, to riding a tricycle, then preparing for school.

Dora the Explorer tells her twin siblings a story about how the Super Babies retrieved their banana baby food from Swiper.