Children s Books Where s Is My Little Baby Brother

Children s Books: Where’s is my Little Baby Brother? (Help Brooke Find her Little Baby Brother. A Book for Beginning Readers, with over 20 Imaginative Illustrations, Ages 2-9) Enjoy the Brooke Explore Series SWB Children’s publishing branch specializing in helping your very special child learn. These books increase cognitive development as your child s ability to learn and solve problems improves with reading. This amazing book helps your child learns in a fun and entertaining way. It is filled with photographs and large, easy-to-read text. This book starts to help your child build the platform for continued growth and development. Brooke is waiting patiently for her new little baby brother. â€Å"Where is my little baby brother†, asked Brooke? Brooke and her sister Lyndsey came down to eat breakfast like they do every morning. â€Å"Brooke and Lyndsey we have some very exciting news†, explained their parents. â€Å"What is it mommy† ,asked Brooke? You are going to have a baby brother. â€Å"Where is my baby brother† ,asked Brooke? Brooke’s mommy answered, ‘he’s in my tummy now†. ‘He is going to have to grow a lot†, said Brooke’s mother. But, eventually he will be sitting here with us at the breakfast table. Brooke , was very excited about getting a baby brother. Brooke, just couldn’t wait to see her baby brother. The next day at school , Brooke and her best friend Addie had lunch together. â€Å"Hey Addie guess what ?, I having a baby brother†, said Brooke. Well ,Show MoreRelatedChildren s Influence On Children Essay1687 Words   |  7 Pages Children love to play! It is a common thought that play and children natural go together. Children create noise when they play, from the time they are two, or sometimes before, there is a certain atmosphere when children are near. Have you ever heard the statement, â€Å"everything I need to know, I learned in kindergarten†? 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