Christie Watts Kelly

With colorful illustrations, this book explains the basics of nutrition to children in an engaging, easy-to-understand way. Sears uses the colors of a traffic signal to help readers remember which foods should be eaten daily, only occasionally, or avoided.

This is a good book for 3-5 year olds. Its about getting your child ready for a new sibling. it's good gives children different examples of what it might be like when the baby arrives. My daughters house.

A different prospective for children who are expecting a baby brother or sister, the changing in the environment and their mommy's body and how it may feel to them, and what they can do to make her feel better.
Ages 5-8
tacoma library

44 months - A good read for a child awaiting their baby sibling. I liked that there were blocks of text dedicated to those kids who want to know more... so you can pick and choose how in depth you want to get with the details of the baby's birth. Since reading a couple of different baby books O has come up with some very interesting and thoughtful questions. Like how does he eat, how does he poop and pee?