Book description
A delightful way for young children to discover where babies come from - from baby humans to kittens, caterpillars and kangaroos. Young children can lift the flaps to find out how babies are made, when they are born, what new babies need and how they grow. A charming, age-appropriate introduction…
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1 author picked First Questions and Answers as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
I loved that this lift-the-flap Usborne book not only focused on where human babies come from but also included facts on animal babies.
This helps children understand that even in nature, babies are born, and just like human babies, they grow and are taken care of by their parents. I also liked the vivid illustrations that helped to complement the Q&A format of this nonfiction book.
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