infants

A litle boy enjoys being a big brother.

"It is early morning when eleven-year-old Julie Sweet and her six-year-old sister, Martha, find the baby on the steps of the new children's library in Belle Beach, Long Island. At the same time, twelve-year-old Bruno Ben-Eli is on his way to catch the 9:15 train into New York City. He is on an important errand for his brother, who is serving in World War II. But when Bruno sees Julie, who hasn't spoken to him for sixteen days, carrying a baby in a basket, he has to follow her. Holt everything, he thinks. Julie Sweet is a kidnapper"--Jacket flap.

Relates where some babies come from as a parent tells a child of the long and strange journey that began with a careless stork and ended with the baby finally reaching home.

"Connects babies across our ecosystem with . . . photographs and a . . . text that shows how the everyday milestones babies take parallel animals' in the world"--Amazon.

"Excited by the arrival of a new baby, a family of robots is nearly undone by technical difficulties until big sister steps in and repairs the situation"--OCLC.

"Mr. Incredible tries to put Jack-Jack, the only member of the family with no super powers, to bed, but it turns out there is more to baby Jack-Jack than meets the eye"--OCLC.

During the Passamaquoddy winter migration in Maine, Baby Zoo Sap falls off the family bobsled and the forest animals, hearing his cries, gather to protect him until his father returns to find him.

A baby learns that some things taste good while others taste bad.

Explains how parents can use kind but firm support to raise a child who is both capable and confident.

At the age of fifteen, Sam Jones's girlfriend gets pregnant and Sam's life of skateboarding and daydreaming about Tony Hawk changes drastically.