This book is in the infant and toddler classes at my work because they are in love with babies. Babies are able to learn about themselves and see illustrations that look like them and what they do. Toddlers seem to be obsessed because they are no longer babies anymore! They like to look at the pictures and say, 'Look a baby!'  ( )

Babies love to look at other babies, and this exuberant board book offers a smorgasbord of all kinds of babies engaged in everyday activities.

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The Summary of this book is how babies are cared for. It shows you have babies can be held or carried and how they are loved. The pictures in this book are very cute and relate to children very easily.

My personal reaction to this book is great. i love babies and have always worked around them.I hvae a passion to make them smile.

in the classroom i could use this book when learning new things and when teaching younger children about babies.

Summary: Everywhere Babies is a book about babies, and all the different things that they do. It talks about different ways their carried, how to carry them, and how they crawl and walk. It also talks about how babies are loved just the way they are.
Personal Reaction: This book has some contraversy about some of the pictures. I personally dont see anything wrong with them or find them offensive. I also think this is a good book to read to children who are soon going to have a little brother or sister.
Classroom Extension: This book could be used when talking about how children where when they were babies.

It starts "Everyday, everywhere, babies are born" and the illustrations show maybe 10 different newborn infants all lined up, each unique and expressive. Then we watch as the babies get rocked, get held, eat, crawl, walk, play and so on. Each page the babies are little older, and the last page shows a 1st birthday celebration

Both the words and the illustrations are wonderful and largely because of the details. The young child gets a nice summary of all the different things babies do and the variety of ways they do it. The text is easy to memorize. And the illustrations are intimate with charming modern touches (published 2004). And it captures so much. Mom is found standing in front of window holding a baby, with tired eyes looking out at the night. Parents fall asleep rocking babies, moms breastfeed, parents and grand parents wear baby björns, take babies to mall play areas, play with them etc.

This is one of our favorites, and for a time (around when my son was born) my 2-year-old daughter had us read this to her almost every night. ( )