Books with title Hello, Baby Shark

Every future sibling will be ready to say, “HELLO, BABY!” after reading this adorable book. There’s a new baby in the family! The baby laughs at all your jokes, plays with you, and also loves to cuddle. Could the new baby also be your new best friend? With adorable animal photographs and a funny, easy-to-follow text, Hello, Baby! is perfect for older siblings.

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This beautifully photographed series of board books shows us the major stages in a baby’s first year — the first day, sitting, crawling, and walking. Mother, father, and big brother also appear. Hello, Baby! follows the first day in the life of the newborn baby as he eats, cries, sleeps, and is given a bath and cuddled. In Look Around, Baby!, the young baby looks around at the world, sits up, and begins to play and interact with his older brother. Go, Baby, Go! features the busy baby who can now crawl and practice standing up, and is constantly getting into everything, and in Not a Baby Anymore! he can walk, goes to day care, and finally enjoys his first birthday party.

Told from the point of view of a three-year-old whose mother is expecting, Our Baby is a slice-of-life picture book describing all the new experiences that siblings-to-be are likely to encounter. The young narrator feels the baby kick inside his mother's tummy, listens to its heartbeat during a doctor's visit, and sees a chart showing how the fetus grows inside the womb. At home, his parents are busy preparing a nursery and unpacking his old baby clothes. When Mom goes into labor, Grandma comes to stay and tells him about the day he was born and they look at pictures showing how he has grown from newborn to toddler. He gets to visit his mother and Baby Eliza in the hospital, and when they come home, he is ready to assume his new role as big brother. With its soft, sweet illustrations and non-threatening approach, Our Baby is a perfect blend of story and information, encompassing all the changes that come with a new baby.