Books with title Baby Pig Pig Talks

Meet beloved adventurer Pig Pig as a baby!Baby Pig Pig is delighted to imitate the sounds he hears—a cat’s meow comes out as “Duba;” a snake's hiss becomes “Hissa;” a duck’s quack becomes “Quacka.” The more he hears, the closer he gets to making the right sound himself. But however he tries to copy his mother's speech as she points out the animals and objects around them, nothing he says seems to come out right. What will Baby Pig Pig's first real word be? A must for baby showers and new-baby gifts.

Peek-a-boo! I see you! How big is baby? Soooo big! Baby! Talk! introduces parents, family members, and caregivers to the expressions and words that encourage babies to communicate and try out their verbal skills, in a sturdy board book format perfect for tiny hands. Each page is overflowing with Penny Gentieu's adorable photographs of expressive baby faces and body language, which babies will immediately understand and respond to because babies love to look at babies!

The perfect board book for babies who are just learning how to make sounds. With the help of colorful illustrations, your baby will be speaking their first words in no time! With expressive baby phrases and entertaining noises that are fun to read and stimulate talking, Fun Flaps are tuned into baby's developmental milestones, encouraging early conversation between the parent and child, and helping to develop language skills.

Meet beloved adventurer Pig Pig as he masters the art of walking!Baby Pig Pig is sitting in his playpen with the kitten. Bored, he decides to leave the pen and find Mama. He pulls himself up. He stands! He falls. He tries again. With perseverance and pride, Baby Pig Pig makes his way out of his pen and down the hall and right into Mama’s arms. Youngsters will love the building excitement of Baby Pig Pig's first steps, following David McPhail's adorable illustrations to their delightful conclusion. A must for baby showers and new-baby gifts.

Most of all what Max wanted to know was:When will she talk?Max is thrilled with his new baby sister. He can't wait to talk and play with her! But all the baby seems to do is eat, sleep, and cry. Though Max feels a little impatient, he never stops talking to the baby. And when she finally does speak, her first word is a big surprise for everyone!In this companion to last year's Waiting for Baby, Harriet Ziefert and Emily Bolam again capture the happiness and frustration all big brothers and sisters feel when a new baby comes into their lives. And tucked into the book's last pages, older siblings will find a gift: a folded notecard that they can fill out, with their parents' help, to commemorate their own baby's first word.