infants

Recounts the development of a baby, from birth to rolling over, crawling, standing, and finally walking.

Joey finds that he can connect with his new baby brother by speaking his own special language with him.

Rhyming verses describe activities that toddlers enjoy, such as splashing, stomping, and making faces.

Explains the needs of toddlers faced with a new baby in the family and some of the changes and disruptions the baby can cause in the life of the older brother or sister.

Six-year-old Harry looks forward to having a new baby brother, but after his arrival, Harry discovers that he is glad to have his two older sisters around.

A six-year-old girl tells 101 things she can do with her baby brother.

Several children reflect on the things they did as babies as opposed to the things they are able to do now that they are a little older and bigger.

Only when faced with a dire emergency does Pig Pig finally react like a grown-up and admit he is not a baby any more.

When her parents make such a fuss over their new baby, Baby Duck feels neglected, until Grandpa helps her to realize that she is still important.

Feeling neglected because of the family's new baby, Anna transforms herself into different animals hoping to be noticed.