How Big Is Baby Now?

Written by Maryann Cocca-Leffler

Board book

$10.99

$10.49

4 - 8

Reading age

Page count

460L

Lexile measure

Mar 3, 2020

Publication date

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What's This Book About

Publisher Summary

A unique die-cut board book, perfect for kids wondering what’s going on inside Mommy’s pregnant belly! The perfect new baby book for big siblings, this fun board book makes for a great new baby sibling gift for kids ages 2-4.How Big is Baby Now? lets readers compare the growing baby to things kids already relate to and see all around them: from an egg, to a football to a jug of milk. Starting from three months, young children can count along as they anticipate becoming a big brother or sister. They are guaranteed to feel like they’re part of the magic until it’s time to finally meet the new baby!Our family is having a baby! Each month it grows and grows! How big is baby now?

What Kind of Book is How Big Is Baby Now?

Topics

babies new babies sexual reproduction siblings family health and daily living pregnancy

Genres

nonfiction

Reviews

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The Creative Behind the Book

Author

Maryann Cocca-Leffler

Maryann Cocca-Leffler is the Author and Illustrator of over 60 books for children. Maryann’s books, “Janine” and “Janine and the Field Day Finish”, (A 2016 ILA Teacher’s Pick) were inspired by her daughter, Janine. (www.janinesparty.com). Other recent books include, “Same Way Ben” (Albert Whitman 2019), “The Belonging Tree” (Christy Ottaviano Books 2020) and “The Power of YET” (Abrams 2021). Maryann grew up in Boston (depicted in her favorite book “Bus Route to Boston”) and now lives in Maine where she is busy on her next book. She loves to connect with kids in classrooms, in person or virtually, to inspire kindness, creativity and literacy.