Babies Don't Eat Pizza - A Big Kids' Book About Baby Brothers and Baby Sisters
Dianne Danzig
- Reading
- Read together at the child’s pace. Pause over the baby-care topics or family examples that prompt questions, and use the parent tips as a starting point for discussion.
- Themes
- Adjusting to a new baby: The book follows the older child’s experience as a baby joins the family and grows towards toddlerhood. It is presented as guidance for children, combining attention to their feelings with practical ideas for interacting with the baby.
- Different babies and families: The book says it includes different kinds of families and babies, including adoption, twins and babies with special needs. These examples broaden the situations represented, but the specific explanations or framing are not established.
- Worth knowing
- Birth and feeding are among the topics, including breast and bottle feeding. The book also addresses older children’s feelings; how these subjects are handled in detail is unclear.