When you're small, waiting for anything can seem to take a lifetime, especially when it's a baby! There is so much to sort out for the new arrival - clothes, toys and a place to sleep. A new addition to any family is exciting, but the experience can also be worrying and confusing for siblings. Coping with the new situations and emotions that arise can be very challenging. This series of four board books deals with the anticipation of waiting for the...

A playful and informative board book story for the youngest Curious George fans finds the ever-inquisitive monkey learning about germs, the importance of cleanliness, and the right way to wash his hands.

"Babies around the world play in many different ways, clapping, pointing, smiling, and sharing--and learning about the world around them"--

"When five little monkeys eat some ice cream and play in the mud, they become icky, sticky monkeys . . . and Mama says it's time for a bath! But even after those silly little monkeys scrub themselves clean, they find a way to get mucky all over again. Toddlers will giggle over the wild monkey antics, rhyming refrains, and expressive, up-close monkey art in this brand-new board book"--Description from Amazon.com.

Upper and lower halves of divided pages can be turned separately, to match words with pictures.

As it grows dark in Bear Country and all of the animals begin to fall asleep, Mama and Papa Bear help Brother, Sister, and Honey get ready for bed, from straightening up their tree house to saying their prayers.

"Celebrations helps families and educators discuss belief systems, ceremonies, and holidays to spread love and understanding for all faiths."--

"Familiar objects from the Pooh classics help introduce preschoolers to numbers and counting in this delightful book. And Pooh, Pigle, Eeyore, and the other inhabitants of the Hundred Acre Wood are here to join in the fun.

"From silly to serious, "no" can have many meanings but above all shows that little ones are getting bigger in this funny and empowering board book behind every kid's favorite two-letter word! "No" is not always a bad word--it's just part of growing up! Because when kids learn to hear and say the word "no," they'll learn when to say "yes.""--Publisher marketing.

When the cubs accidentally squirt each other with a garden hose, they learn about apologizing.