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Baby Day
Susan OÂ’Keefe, Robin Spowart
Hardcover (Boyds Mills Press, March 1, 2006)Baby work is never done. Good thing baby work is fun. This adorable picture book follows a baby through a very busy day. From blowing bubbles and crawling on the rug to playing peek-a-boo and upsy-daisy, a baby has lots of work to do.
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Baby's Day
Scott Nash
Board book (Reader's Digest, Aug. 23, 2005)Nash, Scott
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Baby Day!
Nancy Elizabeth Wallace
Library Binding (Houghton Mifflin Books for Children, March 24, 2003)Baby is awake and eager for a new day. The bunny is lifted out of the crib into loving arms for a day of nourishment, stimulation, play, and care. There is so much for baby to learn, so many ways for baby to grow.The simple rhyming text and bright color illustrations will have young children reaching for the pages as they look, listen, touch, and smile at the special moments of their days. The book includes pages labeled with objects that all babies will recognize. Perfect for teaching new words to babies and the perfect book for new parents and older siblings. Sharing a baby day is like being enfolded in a warm, secure embrace.
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Baby Day
Roger Priddy
Board book (Priddy Books, Aug. 19, 2008)Photographic board book showing familiar events in a baby's day which baby can understand. Die-cut pages include a mirror so babies can look at themselves as they enjoy their day. Touch and feel patches encourage interaction with the pages.
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Baby's Day
Sarah Pooley
Hardcover (Peter Bedrick Books, )None
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Baby's Day
Felicity Henderson, Martine Blaney, Colin King
Board book (Chariot Victor Pub, Feb. 1, 1996)Follows Baby through the day until it is time to go to sleep
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Baby's Day
Dee Phillips
Board book (TickTock Books Ltd, June 1, 2009)In this adorable board book decorated with bold, simple artwork, children join five busy babies on a trip to the zoo as they learn animal names, numbers, colors, and shapes. The flip-flap pages allow readers to have fun matching split pictures from five different spreads, including colorful patterns and animal mothers with their babies. Sized perfectly for little hands to pick up, this charming book is great for developing minds.
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Baby's Day
Cydney Weingart
(, Aug. 13, 2019)A daily routine helps baby feel secure and safe. This first book helps families start reading aloud and reinforces a healthy routine.
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Baby's Day
Moira Butterfield, Julie Fisher
Paperback (Ladybird Books Ltd, Feb. 1, 1996)None
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Baby Day!
Nancy Elizabeth Wallace
Library Binding (Houghton Mifflin Books for Children, March 24, 2003)Baby is awake and eager for a new day. The bunny is lifted out of the crib into loving arms for a day of nourishment, stimulation, play, and care. There is so much for baby to learn, so many ways for baby to grow.The simple rhyming text and bright color illustrations will have young children reaching for the pages as they look, listen, touch, and smile at the special moments of their days. The book includes pages labeled with objects that all babies will recognize. Perfect for teaching new words to babies and the perfect book for new parents and older siblings. Sharing a baby day is like being enfolded in a warm, secure embrace.
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Baby's Day
Flowerpot Press
Board book (Flowerpot Pr, March 7, 2017)A baby's day is full of fun and learning! This delightful book incorporates adorable photographs of babies and brings to life all the exciting activities that make up a baby's day!
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Baby's Day
Scott Nash
Board book (Reader's Digest, Aug. 23, 2005)None
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