Books with title Where is Baby Edward?

For ages 3-8 yrs. This story is designed to get your children to sleep at bedtime. Baby Edward becomes lost and the other elephants go on a journey to find him. Children are drawn in to the rhythmic and melodic nature of the adventure, and as the journey unfolds so do the tricks to lull the listener to sleep. In this story, the first of the series, the elephants go across the savanna, through the marshes, up a river and through a waterfall to a cave beyond to try and find the lost Baby Edward. The book uses a number of established techniques such as repeated melodic phrases (read in hushed, gentle tones), characters that yawn (studies have shown this to be contagious especially with children) and the occasional sound that is similar to “white noise” (like a waterfall or radio interference) which is widely used as a sleep aid for babies and likened to sounds experienced in the womb. Always start at the beginning of the story and if all goes to plan, you won't reach the end. Check the audio version for the most effective way of reading the story.

Babies love to hide. Beneath blankets, under tables, and behind chairs. And some babies like to hide in unexpected places. Like baby deer, who disappear in dappled spring sunlight. Or baby leopards, who scramble high in the African trees. Or baby elephants, who fade behind a forest of legs. But all hidden babies, no matter where they hide, can always be found-by their loving parents.

The first of its series, Where is Baby K?, is a charmingly-illustrated book that will shine light on the first year of her life. Parents and children will transport themselves into the global travels of Baby K. Based on real adventures and photos from trips, little ones will explore famous places and landmarks reaching from the Far East to the Far West.

Seven anxious mother animals ask the title question, "Where is my baby?" The babies are revealed beneath each flap, as are their particular baby animal names (piglet, kid, chick, lamb, etc.), and each makes its signature sound (an oink, moo, meow, quack, chirp, baa, etc.). When turned, the flap changes the mother's expression from worried to delighted. Somehow, Mr. Taback is able to capture a mother's fond look on each of his animal creations. The last spread shows a parade of all the mother and baby pairs.

The first of its series, Where is Baby K?, is a charmingly-illustrated book that will shine light on the first year of her life. Parents and children will transport themselves into the global travels of Baby K. Based on real adventures and photos from trips, little ones will explore famous places and landmarks reaching from the Far East to the Far West.

This children's book, the first of its series, is a charmingly-illustrated book that will shine light of the first year of life of Baby K who has traveled the world. Parents and children will transport themselves into the global travels of Baby K and explore famous places, landmarks, and icons from each of the places Baby K has visited.The inspiration behind this book is my darling daughter. After having taught children of all ages both in the USA and in Chine, I've developed a profound passion for traveling and for teaching the Spanish language. Upon seeing the significance of having a culturally rich and globally interconnected life, I see great value in representing the lived experience of those who seek to expand themselves beyond their comfort zones. After having my daughter, I decided to promote the importance of early exposure to cultural, ethnic, linguistic values and so much more that one gains from exploring foreign spaces and perspectives.

As a parent, you enjoy the times you get to just sit and watch your baby play. It doesnt matter if your baby is making a mess or cute noises. It doesnt matter if your baby is sleeping or playing. You love to spend time with your baby! Emma was Mirandas inspiration for writing this book. Mother and daughter love to play games and read and write stories together. Emma was seven months old when Miranda wrote this book. She hopes her daughter continues to enrich her life with good literature as she gets older.

This deceptively simple, excitingly illustrated board book is based on a telling theme - that baby animals are known by names quite different from their parents (cow and calf, goat and kid). The text is perfectly targeted to the youngest children, who will thoroughly enjoy lifting the flaps and matching the baby animals to their mothers. The sumptuously colorful illustrations are sure to catch the rapt attention of the smallest child.

As a parent, you enjoy the times you get to just sit and watch your baby play. It doesn't matter if your baby is making a mess or cute noises. It doesn't matter if your baby is sleeping or playing. You love to spend time with your baby! Emma was Miranda's inspiration for writing this book. Mother and daughter love to play games and read and write stories together. Emma was seven months old when Miranda wrote this book. She hopes her daughter continues to enrich her life with good literature as she gets older.