infants

Princess Penelope is going to be a big sister soon and she wants a little sister, but when her mother brings home a little brother, she learns that he can be just as special.

Five-year-old Jonathon is not pleased when neighbors and relatives come to visit and admire his new baby brother.

When her parents tell her that her mother is expecting a baby, Sophie imagines that she will have a baby mouse or puppy or monkey or dolphin.

Describes how babies look, eat, talk, play, sleep, and more.

Molly McCool, finding out that she will be a grandmother for the first time, signs up for classes at Grandma University but doesn't understand when the teacher says the students already know the most important thing of all.

Shirley doesn't share her family's sentiment that their new baby is wonderful until Ms. Mump, the babysitter, comes to visit.

Little Winifred is thrilled to find a party in the works until she realizes it is for her baby sister.

Tells children what to expect at home when a new baby brother or sister arrives, from dealing with dirty diapers and crying to holding the baby and making happy memories.

A young boy describes how a new baby is growing inside his mommy and tells what it is like when his new sister comes home from the hospital.

A small girl's favorite plush toy seems to be responsible for the mischievous "accidents" that begin occurring when a new baby brother joins the household.