Books in Hi Baby! series

Every baby s birth-day is an exciting event! And when a new parent greets their baby for the very first time, a delightful, almost magical love affair begins. You don t want to miss what happens next when you act out this adorable story with your very own baby. From the moment you exclaim, "Welcome, little precious! I'm so excited to meet you!" your birth-day baby will enjoy the heartwarming feeling that flows between you. Known as the cuddle or love hormone, oxytocin is responsible for this special feeling. Even a loving hug stimulates the release of oxytocin from our brains. So,0 when you snuggle together and read this magical story to your baby, oxytocin flows through both of you, bonding you to each other and helping your baby to feel safe and loved. Research shows that reading aloud to your baby is extremely important because it shapes your baby's brain, growing new connections at the amazing rate of seven hundred per second. In turn, these new connections create memories, which we call learning. These early memories form the foundation for a love of reading and future success in life. We call it "brain food for your baby!"

“Hi, Baby! I Love you!” Brain food for your baby When an adoring parent exclaims, “Hi, Baby! I Love You!” a delightful, almost magical, love affair begins. Better yet, when you read aloud “Hi, Baby! I Love you!” using your own baby’s name, you are sure to fall in love with your baby over and over again. What a wonderful way to fall in love while feeding your baby’s growing brain. We call it, “Brain food for your baby.” Don’t you just love it? Enjoy! Dr. Gary

Watching your baby grow is so exciting! And then that magic moment arrives when your little darling comes running into your loving arms. From the moment your baby first rolls over until your baby stands all alone, nothing compares to that magic moment when your little darling comes running into your loving arms. Yes, watching your baby grow is so exciting! Research shows that reading aloud to your baby is extremely important because it s shaping your baby s brain growing new connections at the amazing rate of 700 each second. That s right, 700 new connections per second. In turn, these new connections create memories, which we call learning. These early memories form a foundation for learning to read, a love of reading, and future success in life. We call it, Brain Food for Your Baby!