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Emily loves making lists. When her mummy gets pregnant, Emily makes a list of all the good things about a new baby, and another list of all the bad things. Emily's worried that she's going to have to wear babygros babygrows to school and eat left-over squish. Her daddy decides to set her straight about what a new baby will mean.
Any young child with a new brother or sister on the way will absolutely love ''Baby Baby Blah Blah Blah!'' It helps ease any obvious worries that the child may have, as well as putting the issue on the table so the child can completely feel comfortable with it. However, it's not a dull and worthy ''here's what to expect'' book. There's a strong core story, which any child, regardless of circumstances, will love to hear.
My thanks to the publishers for sending it to Bookbag.
[[I Want a Sister (Little Princess) by Tony Ross]] is another great book if you've got a baby on the way. [[Where's My Cuddle? by James Mayhew]] is ideal for children who are starting to feel that they're not babies anymore. For a sweet tale with babies as the central characters, you'll love [[Babies Love Books by Catherine Anholt and Laurence Anholt]]. You might also enjoy [[Baby's Got The Blues by Carol Diggory Shields]].
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