Cute! Decent rhymes, charming illustrations, might work for baby storytime (long-ish). ( )

Littles come into the world and learn lots of new things. They get lots of cuddles and snuggles and they grow up way too fast.
The rhyming text and color illustrations will delight lap babies and older preschoolers. This is a great book for parents to a child that is expecting or has just gotten a new sibling. The pictures show families of many different cultures allowing all children to feel represented ( )

With rhyming text and cute-as-a-button artwork, author Kelly DiPucchio and illustrator AG Ford offer this picture-book tribute to babies, AKA 'Littles.' From the cuddles and embraces that are showered upon them, to the feeding and play they engage in with family and pets, all the love and care they are given is depicted here.

Littles: And How They Grow is a cute book, one featuring a text that reads well aloud, and adorable illustrations that depict a diverse range of babies and families. That said, it does feel more like a book aimed at parents, than at children themselves, especially with that last, nostalgic page reminding everyone that 'littles' grow up in a blink of the eye. With that in mind, I'd recommend this one to new parents, to be read with their own littles. ( )