Baby Up Baby Down

Learn about the opposites in Baby’s world in this interactive photographic board book! This bright, playful board book introduces sets of opposites for babies to identify, from up and down to quiet and noisy! Each pair of concepts is demonstrated with fun photographs of young ones, making for an adorable read. And Baby Up, Baby Down is perfect for bedtime, with an ending that will settle Baby off to sleep.

Share a joyous exploration of first concepts with these three interactive photographic board books—now in a convenient 3-book set! This collection of bright and interactive books presents key concepts to little ones. Makes a thoughtful baby shower of first birthday gift. Baby will explore emotions with Making Faces; first words with Baby Loves; and opposites in Baby Up, Baby Down. With fun and adorable photography, these books are the perfect introduction to baby’s world.

This baby is happy. Can you make a happy face? Find the happy baby! This bold, beautiful board book features six essential facial expressions: happy, sad, angry, surprised, silly, and sleepy. The idea is simple: Show a large, establishing image of a baby’s face, then children making the same face, then ask the reader to find that baby among several other faces. The very last spread includes all of the baby faces and a mirror so babies can watch themselves make every face imaginable.

S-T-R-E-T-C-H, STRENGTHEN, AND MEDITATE—WITH YOUR BABY Practicing yoga with your baby—as you hold your baby, have your baby next to you, or have your baby leaning against your thighs or atop your belly—is a wonderful way to add joy to your first year together. Popular yoga teacher Jyothi Larson shares the specially adapted yoga poses she has taught to hundreds of moms and their “Buddha babies,” her term for the happy and calm babies in her classes. Whether you are new to yoga or an experienced student, whatever shape you are in, you are in the perfect place to practice yoga. In this beautifully illustrated book with easy-to-follow instructions, Larson presents twenty routines that help you get back in shape faster as you bond with your baby. Included are: • prenatal yoga, with a focus on the last trimester • what to do after birth through the first six weeks, with special poses for women who have had C-sections • modified yoga poses that respect your changing post-pregnancy body and give all of yoga’s benefits—stretching, strengthening, and relaxing • fun yoga moves that encourage your baby’s natural flexibility and growth • breathing and relaxation exercises as well as partner postures and much more! Experience the joy of yoga while bonding with your baby.

Celebrate your baby's exciting first year by recording her or his weekly progress. This journal provides creative space for you to write, contains plenty of tips, hints and interesting facts on health, feeding, baby care, development, playtime and safety.

Provides step-by-step instructions for massage routines and flexibility exercises to help comfort a crying infant, promote relaxation, improve coordination, aid digestion, and strengthen the cardiovascular and immune systems.

Once when the world tipped upside down, The earth went blue and the sky went brown. All the baby animals tumbled out of bed And ended up with very funny mums instead...

Best Ever Baby Tips is a goldmine of information on parenting babies from birth to 18 months. Packed with simple, practical and clever ideas in an accessible format, this is an indispensable guide for new parents. Presented in easy-to-read bullet point format, Best Ever Baby Tips offers hundreds of sensible, practical tips for new parents on all aspects of life with a new baby, including: preparing for your baby and going to hospital; baby care basics such as feeding, sleeping, nappies and bath time; time-saving household hints; fun ideas for toys and keepsakes; baby care extras such as holidays, trips, siblings and pets; caring for multiple babies, premature babies and special needs babies; returning to work and child care, tips for partners and for those going it alone.

A guide to childcare offers advice on bonding, feeding, childproofing, toy selection, communication, and infant development

Learning opposites is very important in teaching a child to describe things or emotions. It’s also a topic that your child should learn early on in order to develop the skills required for spotting difference in math and science. Improve your child’s ability to see the world and name them, too. Grab a copy today!