dpopf.blogg.se - Waiting for Baby by Rachel Fuller

Santomero-uses simple language to describe how Daniel Tiger helps with the new baby in his house.

I’m a Big Sister/I’m a Big Brother by Joanna Cole-offers examples of ways that babies are the same and different from “big kids” and reinforces the message that older siblings are still special to their parents.

My New Baby by Rachel Fuller-provides very simple language to describe everyday life after a new baby comes home, from a toddler’s perspective.

Sometimes you will have a special job as a big brother/sister to give your baby a kiss or show them your favorite toy. Sometimes the baby will do something funny, like make silly faces. Sometimes I will have to take care of the baby, like change their diaper, or feed them, or put them down for a nap. What to say: Some things will change when there is a new baby in the family. What Will It Be Like to Have a Baby in the House?

Mama’s Belly by Kate Hosford-provides an accurate picture of what it’s like to be a toddler whose mother is expecting (sometimes she is tired, or has aches and pains and can’t play).

Since there’s a lot of text, more for preschoolers than toddlers, parents may need to simplify as they read. Harris and Nine Months: Before a Baby Is Born by Miranda Paul-offer simple, fact-based information about prenatal development for young children.

What’s In There?: All About You Before You Were Born by Robie H.When I come home, I’ll bring our new baby. You can visit me! You will stay with Grandma and Grandpa. That’s why my belly is getting bigger and bigger! When the baby is ready to join our family, Mommy will go to see the doctor at the hospital. What to say: The baby is growing inside Mommy’s belly. When the World Was Waiting for You by Gillian Shields-though the text of this board book is directed to the new baby, it uses simple language to describe all the preparations that go into welcoming a new member of the family.There’s Going to Be a Baby by John Burningham-explores the questions, concerns, and strong feelings a toddler might have in knowing a new baby is coming.Waiting for Baby by Rachel Fuller-provides simple, matter-of-fact explanations of what it means to prepare for a new sibling’s arrival.There is a new baby growing in Mommy’s belly. What to say: We are going to have a baby brother or sister.

Use these classic children’s books to talk about becoming a “big sib” in the months before (and after!) baby is born. Sharing stories about new babies can be a great way to help your first child understand what’s happening and what’s to come. Welcoming a new baby to the family is a big transition-even more so when your new addition makes your toddler a big sister or big brother.