Snow, snow, snow-let's go! Baby and friend spend a winter's day outdoors, and it's a wonderland indeed! Bundle up in snowsuits and boots, and out we go ... Whump! Right into the fluffy, soft snow. We don't care! There's a hill to climb up and sled down, a snowperson to build, and...
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Sometimes Baby is sad. And sometimes mad, mad, MAD! Baby screams and falls to the floor, and a spectacular tantrum follows, from furious crying to the final flop. What happens when Baby wants to stop, but even hugging a beloved blankie doesn't dissolve the cranky? Maybe a walkabo...
"Pack a beach bag and join Baby for that quintessential summer activity: a day at the seashore. With a new little pal in tow, it's time to put on sunscreen (rubby, rubby), set up the umbrella (ouch, this sand is hot!), splash in the waves (run away from the big ones!), and build ...
A baby describes the way he celebrates halloween, from carving a pumpkin to trick-or-treating.
"Every day is Mother's Day as the inimitable Baby sings Mommy's praises in a board book full of humor and heart."
A baby offers comfort to a stuffed dog that might be afraid of shadows, swimming pools, strangers, and loud noises.
"Uppy, Daddy! Up so high. On the shoulders. Touch the sky. Baby's daddy is big and strong, and his legs are so, so long. He plays horsey, he sings, he cooks, he cleans-this daddy can do anything! In a sweet, simple board book threaded with signature humor, Leslie Patricelli pays ...
Baby is excited for bed in his new big kid bed! No more crib.
Explores opposites, showing proper behavior and naughty behavior.
A baby is delighted to experience his very first fart.
Dinner is finished, the sun is setting, and Baby is getting ready for bed, sneaking in a naked dance before bath time. Then it's on to tooth cleaning, hair brushing, bear hugging, and getting cozy in PJs. Finally it's time for a bedtime story ("Again! Again!") and a song with Mom...
Baby has a new tooth! It's good for chewing, biting, and brushing.
One child. One swing. An obliging dad. The inevitable plea to go "Higher! Higher!"