this story shows what to do with a baby, whether its your sister, daughter etc. it lists in numbers what you can do. For example: meet dogs, fish, cuddle, read, bathe, feed etc. Each activity that it lists to do with a baby it shows a picture on how to do it.

This is so very fun to read. A mother knows what to do with her baby but isn’t it amazing that a 6 year old girl knew what to do with her baby brother? Letting her know the best things to do with a baby will make her feel useful and worthy. Though at her young age she is responsible enough to take care of the baby. And also, it brought the siblings closer to each other. ( )

A sisters talks about all the things she can do with her little brother.
Ages 2 and up ( )

This fun book offers practical ideas of things to do with a new baby in the household and can help to ease the possible anxiety/ fear of the unknown of older siblings. One thing that I really enjoyed was seeing the father very involved in many of the day to day activities of caring for an infant (non-traditional).
Age: 3 and up
Source: TCC ELC (Early Learning Center) ( )

If you haven't read this short, sweet story before, you have a wonderful treat to look forward to. At its core, 101 THINGS TO DO WITH BABY is a celebration of the day-to-day lives of families. It would make a welcome gift for new parents, particularly for the parents of a second child. It should be a staple in public libraries and in playschool and daycare libraries, too.

Read my complete review in RESOURCE LINKS 19.4 (April 2014). ( )