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Our Baby, Our Baby, What Do You Need?

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$13.14 $18 In stock

A lift-the-flap board book following a baby experiencing the five key reasons an infant might cry, with interactive flaps and reassuring solutions to help older siblings learn how to help.

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  • Author: Daniel Golshevsky
  • Format: Board book
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Miles ★★★★★

My three-year-old actually wanted to read it twice in a row, and I loved that each flap reveals a calm solution for the baby's fussing. It's great for teaching empathy without being preachy.

Adam ★★★★★

My toddler loves flipping the flaps and pointing to each baby's face, and it's actually helped him start guessing why his little sister is crying. The sturdy board pages hold up to his excitement, and the simple "touch your nose" page is now part of our bedtime routine.

Madison X. ★★★★★

Our 3-year-old has been obsessed with lifting the flaps and mimicking the soothing actions for her baby brother, which has honestly been a lifesaver during his fussy evenings. The board pages are thick enough that she can flip them herself without tearing anything, and it’s given us a natural way to