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Look at Me!

by Rachel Fuller

Series: New Baby

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"Growing up with younger brothers or sisters can be challenging at the best of times. But it also brings great rewards. This book helps look at everyday situations and promote discussion to help your toddler understand what being an older child is all about."--Amazon.com.
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Who hasn't experienced a child asking, "Look at me!" especially when a new baby arrives. This addition to the "New Baby" series helps an older child adjust to the excitement and differences when a new baby arrives. New babies wake you up too early, go potty in a diaper and not the toilet, can't play with big toys, and can't feed themself. But the older sibling can and certainly wants the parents to notice. Illustrations take up nearly the entire page with one line of text at the bottom. They have the quality of a combination of marker, crayon and collage in a simple style sure to elicite conversations about what your child can do that the new baby in your home cannot. Highly recommended for ages 2-4. ( )
  TeriHogg | Nov 13, 2010 |
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"Growing up with younger brothers or sisters can be challenging at the best of times. But it also brings great rewards. This book helps look at everyday situations and promote discussion to help your toddler understand what being an older child is all about."--Amazon.com.

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