Mx nuetral. Ms liked a lot. Very simple. Lots of pics of multiple babies. Good for very early one/first books. Kids have outgrown, so moving along to next family.

Ilustrated with color photographs of babies illustrating simple sentences like Where are baby’s toes? and Clap hands baby! and Peekaboo I see you! Similar to “Big Book of Beautiful Babies” by David Ellwand (black and white photographs).

Used for Go, Baby, Go! baby storytime 11/12/10.

I wish this was still in print in the picture book size because our library's copy is going to fall apart sooner rather than later and this a perfect baby storytime book. A brief, interactive text that's not boring complemented by lots of photos of babies. I love that the babies are of all different ethnicities. Even the endpapers have interactive possibilities if this were used as a lapsit - the front has items that are likely to be familiar to babies with their words printed next to them and the back has a baby with body parts labeled. I guess the next step is to have our graphic artist make a laminated storyboard, but I know not every library is lucky enough to have that option. ( )

I just happened upon this book at the library and threw it in my bag. Who knew that this would be one of my baby's favorites? She just loves it! When she sees the babies doing what they are doing on each page she tries to imitate them, and it's so cute! She starts clapping her hands when I turn to that page, and throws her arms up over her head when I ask how big is baby. Too cute. Now, my only negative for this book is that some of the pages don't have a clear activity that my baby can do. For example, the page on Go Baby Go! has several pictures of babies doing something, but there's not really anything specific that my baby can do (she can't walk yet). Well, I'm going to be buying this book soon, so we'll see how things change as she get's older. ( )