Explores the subject of human development and sexuality with simple questions and answers such as: "Why can't I remember being born?," "Why do boys and girls look different?," "Why does Dad shave his face?," and "Why do grown-ups kiss for so long?"

Designed to help parents to help children understand the world we live in. Including Why do babies cry so much? and Why do I have a belly button? 2-5 yrs.

This is the perfect book for introducing a young child to the concept of how babies grow. Every month the life-size drawings give parent and child a fantastic opportunity to explore how big the baby is in comparison to everyday objects, along with providing information about the umbilical cord, the womb, and the baby's developments each month. The flexible paperback binding allows for the book to fold gently across a mother's growing tummy, helping to show a young child where the new baby really is. The final spread uses a giant fold-down flap to reveal the fully grown baby ready to be born and greet the world. A wonderful book to help everyone prepare for a new addition to the family.

Inside Mommy’s Tummy By: Beth Rosiello Baby is growing in Mommy’s tummy! She hears the voices of her mommy and daddy and big brother, Sean—plus the barking of little puppy Diesel. She listens as the family holds a party to say “It’s a Girl!” And then she’s off to the hospital with Mommy and Daddy to finally be born and welcomed into the world by her family. Inspired by the birth of her granddaughter Brianna, Beth Rosiello’s book is a charming story of love and family, from the point of view of the baby on the way.

With charming illustrations and simple words, the story helps explain the sperm donor process to children.

Jealous of her soon-to-be-born baby brother, a five-year-old girl wants to return to the security of her mommy's "tummy" but soon discovers that the disadvantages far outweigh the advantages.

There’s something inside Mummy’s tummy. I don’t know what it could be. Perhaps it’s a buzzing flea or a chimpanzee? It’s getting bigger every day and Mummy won’t tell me. But you can lift the flaps to see! A wonderful and fun story for young children about a new addition to the family from much-loved author and illustrator Sam Lloyd.

With charming illustrations and simple words, the story helps explain the donor egg process to children.

"This children's book encourages big brothers and big sisters to explore the development of their unborn little brother or little sister throughout the weeks of their mother's pregnancy. Playful illustrations capture the perspective of a young child joyfully anticipating a new baby. Bible passages highlight God as the author of this new life. Children will have the opportunity to bond with their new sibling before the birth and see God's creating hand in the process of gestation."--from Amazon.

A wordless picture book about a young boy who wonders why his mother's belly is growing larger.