



Babies love to read about themselves. Here is their chance! Some snippets. In Helen Oxenbury's I see, a toddler scrunches down and looks at a leaping frog. In I hear, he smiles, listening to the drum-drum of the rain from under his umbrella. I can is filled with everyday doings: sitting, crawling, jumping, waving. In I touch, Oxenbury's babies pat a cat, pick up a wriggling worm, and roll over a ball. She writes just one word per page, leaving the story telling to you. Babies and toddlers listen with a wiggle, a babble, and a leap (frog). Two-year-olds are apt to tell short tales of their own!
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