Books with title Baby Brother

Little Molly's mommy is going to have a baby. Molly is getting ready for the change a new baby is going to bring to the family, but sometimes she is very scared and confused.A new baby brings changes and concerns and sometimes it's hard for a little girl to understand what is happening. Molly and her family need to learn about all the love a new baby can bring to a family.

Jordan is going to be a big brother and he can't wait! But when Jackson is born, he is so small that he has to stay in the hospital for a long time. Jordan and his family visit him every day. But all Jordan wants is for Jackson to be big enough to come home. "Every time I see a newborn in my office I always ask how their older siblings are doing. This is especially important when the baby has been in the NICU. “A Tiny Baby Brother” helps a big brother understand, bond, and be excited about meeting his premature baby brother. It is an excellent story for families to share with their new big brothers or sisters."Heather M. Dettro, MDPediatrician"When will baby Jackson come home? The excitement, joy, and wonder of big brotherhood perfectly captured."Alecia KennedyAuthor/blogger/chief rule breaker "Breaking All the Rules"

This is a bestselling picture book about a zebra family's new arrival from the creator of Maisy - brought to life with an animated DVD!When Za-za gets a baby brother, the baby gets all the attention from visitors and Mum and Dad. Za-za demands a cuddle from Mum who suggests he cuddles his little brother instead...Za-za does, and enjoys it! Offering a whole new storytelling experience, this picture book and DVD edition features a charming story animation, narrated by Adjoa Andoh.

This is a larger print book with covering the issue of welcoming a new born baby in the family. Seen through the eyes of an older sister it deals with the behaviours babies dixplay in their first few months, how they might sleep at different times, need alot of feeding, and cry frequently. As the older sister watches she talks with excitement, tn rhyming verse with accompanying illustrations, about how their relationship will change as they grow older and her new brother develops and begins to explore the world. A perfect gift for parents to read to children faced with a new member in the family, in preparing them for the special times ahead.

Will: How many times do I have to say it? Yes, I see the picture. It's a body, obviously. It's a dead body. Asheley: You have to understand, I love my brother. I'm scared of him too, but ...regardless of what he has or hasn't done, I feel for him, you know. Will: I don't care what happens to me, really, I don't. But Asheley ...she had nothing to do with any of this. Asheley: It's not like it sounds. He had a good heart. He trusted me. And I always did the best I could to help him. Will: It's not her fault. None of it. Okay then. The guy in the photo. I killed him ...but I had to. I had no choice. Why? That's complicated. That'll take a while.

A bright and irresistible picture book about the effect of a new arrival on family life, from the creator of Maisy. When Za-za gets a baby brother, all is not well in the zebra household. When Mum returns from hospital, she's tired, and Za-za is looked after by Granny. When the new baby arrives, it gets all the attention from visitors and Mum and Dad. They're so busy that there's no time for toys or stories. Za-za, feeling neglected, demands a cuddle from Mum. "Why don't you cuddle the baby?" says Mum. And Za-za does, and enjoys it! When the baby goes to bed, Za-za finally gets the attention she wants and is read a bedtime story. This book was famously used by Tommy's The Baby Charity, for their publicity campaign.

A bright and irresistible picture book about the effect of a new arrival on family life, from the creator of Maisy. When Za-za gets a baby brother, all is not well in the zebra household. When Mum returns from hospital, she's tired, and Za-za is looked after by Granny. When the new baby arrives, it gets all the attention from visitors and Mum and Dad. They're so busy that there's no time for toys or stories. Za-za, feeling neglected, demands a cuddle from Mum. "Why don't you cuddle the baby?" says Mum. And Za-za does, and enjoys it! When the baby goes to bed, Za-za finally gets the attention she wants and is read a bedtime story. This book was famously used by Tommy's The Baby Charity, for their publicity campaign.