A very young boy tells his teddy bear about his mixed feelings over the premature birth of his new sibling, and his guilty resentment at the adult's preoccupation with the tiny baby.

A baby makes various sounds as he explores the world around him.

Simple, rhyming text celebrates baby's feet as they stretch, tap, and splash throughout a busy day.

When Codie's favorite aunt is having a baby, Codie has lots of worries: Will the baby and her aunt be all right, will Codie's baby quilt be done on time, and will her aunt still have time for her?

At bedtime, a parent carefully checks baby's body from head to toe, encouraging gentle play.

A sixth-grade boy deals with the prospect of a new baby brother and a long-distance love relationship.

On the way to visit her father in New York City, fifteen-year-old Victoria finds an apparently abused child in the train's bathroom and soon finds herself branded a kidnapper and on the run while trying to fulfill her promise to protect the boy at all costs.

Twelve-year-old Jess O'Fines is resentful that she is expected to watch her baby niece in a Los Angeles hotel room while the rest of her dysfunctional family go off to a wedding rehearsal party -- but when Baby Ruby disappears, Jess is convinced she knows who kidnapped her and determined to get her back on her own, whatever the danger.

Gary the lizard is going to be a big brother, but he's not sure whether the new baby will be a boy or a girl.

In this rhyming story featuring rabbit characters, a mother conveys her love for her newborn baby and hope for the future.