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How Big is Our Baby?: A 9-month guide for soon-to-be siblings
Smriti Prasadam-Halls, Britta Teckentrup
For National Curriculum Early Years, For National Curriculum Key Stage 1, Interest age: from c 3 years, Personal & social issues: sex education & the fact, Personal & social issues: family issues (Children', Personal & social issues: siblings (Children's / T
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A month-by-month pregnancy guide to share with your little ones.
When a new baby is on the way, siblings-to-be have lots of feelings and plenty of questions. But whether they're impatient, curious or a little worried, this friendly and reassuring guide explains each step of the pregnancy journey and helps little ones feel involved and excited. With a month-by-month approach that compares the size of the growing baby to something familiar to the young reader, such as a speck of sand at the seaside or an egg, readers also find out about how Baby is developing, from when the heart might first beat to when they'll be able to feel it kick. The book also includes information about how life might change once Baby arrives, and how exciting it will be to have a new baby brother or sister.
Smriti Prasadam-Halls
Smriti is an award-winning, internationally bestselling British author whose books for children include I LOVE YOU NIGHT AND DAY (Publisher's Weekly #1 bestseller, Wall Street Journal bestseller), THE WAYS OF THE WOLF (English Association Non-Fiction Winner) and I'M STICKING WITH YOU (shortlisted for the British Book Awards). Her books have been published in more than thirty languages around the world. Previously, Smriti worked at the BBC and in children's publishing and television as a writer and editor. She lives in London with her three sons.
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