infants

Various family members try to stop Baby from crying, but only his brother figures out what he wants.

Geraldine resents all the attention her baby brother gets, until she spends some time with him.

First-grader Montgomery Gerald Morris enjoys an exciting year as his class acquires a pair of parakeets as pets, he loses his first tooth, and he becomes a big brother.

When her brother Matthew is born Dilly's parents give her a diary to record her feelings about him, and over the course of two months Dilly begins to change her mind about being a big sister.

Illustrations and the words "no no" and "yes yes" provide examples of good and bad behavior for babies.

A baby describes how he was conceived, grew in his mother's womb, and was eventually born.

A grandfather dreams of all the things he will do with his new grandchild.

Angelina's excitement over the arrival of a new baby turns to jealousy when her little sister becomes the center of attention.

Looks at the development of a baby both before and after birth.

Eight-year-old Cassie Witting is upset when she finds out that her mother, Sarah, is expecting a baby, but writing in the journal that belonged to her brother Caleb helps her sort out her feelings and understand that Sarah will always love her.