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Mr. Super Poopy Pants
by Rebecca Elliott
After looking forward to adventures with his new baby brother, Toby is disappointed by all the things the new baby can't do, but he must admit that the infant is rather good at pooping, frequently and in many different ways
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The Boss Baby
by Marla Frazee
From the moment he arrives, it is obvious that the new baby is boss and he gets whatever he wants, from drinks made-to-order around the clock to his executive gym.
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Lola Reads to Leo
by Anna McQuinn
New big sister Lola can't wait to share her love of reading with just the right books for baby Leo, and even though Mommy and Daddy are busy, they still have time to read to Lola at bedtime.
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Maple
by Lori Nichols
A nature-loving little girl grows up alongside a tree planted to honor her birthday, an unusual friendship marked by the changing seasons, the little girl's occasional need to be loud and the birth of a baby sibling who also has loud days.
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Maple & Willow Together
by Lori Nichols
Best friends and imaginary sisters Maple and Willow find their bond tested by respective frustrations over the older friend's bossiness and the younger's impatience until they find middle ground that helps them meet each other halfway.
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Peter is Just a Baby
by Marisabina Russo
A big sister relates some of her accomplishments, which her baby brother is far from being able to do.
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What's in Your Pocket?
by Ruth Symons
Josh the kangaroo joey likes to return to his mother's pouch at night until she tells him she has something inside that is very precious, so he asks the other animals what they think it might be.
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Use Your Words, Sophie
by Rosemary Wells
Preferring to speak in nonsense languages to tell her parents how she feels, little Sophie is challenged to use her words but prefers to communicate with a baby sister who understands her better. By the award-winning creator of the Max & Ruby series.
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Hey, Baby, it's Time to Come Out!
by Harriet Ziefert
When Max learns that his mother is going to have a baby, he talks and sings to his unborn sibling but he cannot seem to make the baby come out sooner.
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