Silly baby
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Silly baby
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Topics: new baby, families, coping strategies, changes
Fiction
Beth has a new baby brother. He cries, he poos, he gets all the attention. Silly, silly Baby! But grandma shows Beth that he is small and soft and can smile at his big sister – and Beth thinks that maybe he isn't so silly after all. This story is about a child learning to cope with a new baby in the family.
Age: 4 to 7 years.
Fitzpatrick, Marie-Louise. Silly baby. London: Frances-Lincoln, 2010.
ISBN: 9781847801234